Supreme Court of Colorado· 1/28/2002

People v. Jackson

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39 P.3d 1174
2002 WL 100581

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holding that a reasonable person, under the totality of the circumstances, would not feel free to leave or otherwise terminate an encounter where officers retained his identification and directed him to remain in a stopped car
holding officer = s request for passenger = s identification during stop constituted lawful consensual encounter
holding detention of passenger for warrant check violated Fourth Amendment absent reasonable suspicion
holding detention of passenger for warrant check violated Fourth Amendment absent reasonable suspicion
holding detention of passenger for warrant check violated Fourth Amendment absent reasonable suspicion
holding officer’s request for passenger’s identification during stop constituted lawful consensual encounter

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Judges: Rice

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