Appellate Court of Illinois· 9/15/1994

People v. Smith

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640 N.E.2d 647
266 Ill. App. 3d 362
203 Ill. Dec. 727
1994 Ill. App. LEXIS 1233

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officer's request for identification from passenger in lawfully stopped vehicle was not a coercive demand and thus did not constitute even a minimal seizure
officer’s request for identification from passenger in lawfully stopped vehicle was not a coercive demand and thus did not constitute even a minimal seizure
“Of course, a person questioned by the police pursuant to their community caretaking or public safety function remains free to decline to answer the officers’ questions”
officer’s request for identification from passenger in lawfully stopped vehicle was not a coercive demand and thus did not constitute even a minimal seizure

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Judges: Steigmann

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