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Supreme Court of Colorado· 2/24/1997

People v. Padgett

Citations

  • 932 P.2d 810
  • 1997 Colo. LEXIS 145
  • 1997 WL 74075

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  • holding that the police officer stopped the defendant when the officer told the defendant he could \be on [his] way if [he] didn't have any warrants\
  • stating that the evidence was obtained directly as a result of the unlawful stop \without sufficient intervening time and circumstances to carry the prosecutions' burden of proof. to demonstrate dissipation of the taint\
  • concluding the defendant’s interaction with police officers wasn’t a consensual encounter in part because the defendant repeatedly asked if he was being detained and stated that he wanted to go home
  • we must analyze reasonable suspicion based on facts known to the officer at the time of the intrusion upon an individual's personal privacy
  • we must analyze reasonable suspicion based on facts known to the officer at the time of the intrusion upon an individual's personal privacy
  • reasonable suspicion may not be based solely on the reputation of past criminal activity in a locality

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Judges: Hobbs, Yollack, Kourlis

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