Mississippi State Highway Commission v. Daughtrey-Hughes, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that police officers lacked probable cause to arrest a juvenile for loitering and prowling where the juvenile “made no attempt to flee or conceal himself, and his shirtless attire was not unusual for Florida and certainly not unlawful.”
• holding officers could not properly consider bystander’s identification of appellant as burglary suspect in determining whether probable cause existed to arrest him for loitering or prowling
• no probable cause where police observed defendant standing at rear of building during business hours and where defendant refused to identify himself or explain his presence
• juvenile observed \conversing with two other individuals during business hours\ near an office building
• no probable cause where police observed defendant standing at rear of building during business hours and where defendant refused to identify himself or explain his presence
• juvenile observed “conversing with two other individuals during business hours” near an office building

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).