· 4/11/2022
Nunez v. Cycad Management LLC
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- defendant seized when officer felt drugs on defendant’s person during consented-to search and struggle began
- defendant not seized when officers approached the defendant, asked for his license, informed defendant that he did not have to talk and defendant invited the officer to search him; became seized when officer found cocaine on the defendant’s person
- surveillance does not implicate constitutional protections
- surveillance does not implicate constitutional protections
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