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Meeks v. State

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  • 356 So. 2d 45

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  • holding that the removal of a lump of marijuana from the defendant's pocket was improper because the officer knew that it was not a weapon
  • finding seizure of a bag containing marijuana was impermissible where, during a “standard procedure” frisk, officer felt a “lump approximately five inches long by three inches wide” inside defendant’s pocket which he knew was not a weapon, but believed was marijuana
  • officer stated the lump in defendant’s pocket was not a weapon and believed it to be marijuana.

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Judges: Ott

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