Michigan Supreme Court· 12/23/1982

People v. Bloyd

Citations

331 N.W.2d 447
416 Mich. 538

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holding that the defendant was in custody when he was in a police car away from the scene of the initial stop
accepting Mimms standard describing being told to stand outside a car as opposed to sitting in the car as “a permissible de minimis intrusion”
The transportation is impermissible when the defendant's conduct was suspicious but there had not been any report of a crime recently in the vicinity.
officers had no knowledge of a crime, and transport was not for purposes of a showup but to see if there had been a break-in
defendant deemed to be arrested when he was seized, detained, questioned and transported by police who were investigating a potential break-in
defendant deemed to be arrested when he was seized, detained, questioned and transported by police who were investigating a potential break-in

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Judges: Coleman, Fitzgerald, Kavanagh, Levin, Riley, Ryan, Williams

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