People v. Taggart

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “[ajlthough defendant was seated in the rear seat of a squad car with doors incapable of being opened from the inside, there [was] no evidence that defendant ever indicated in any manner to the officers present that he desired to be let out”
• “a defendant is not entitled to a ‘hybrid trial’ in which he alternates between proceeding pro se and being represented by counsel”
• where the officer did not activate his mars light or any other signal lights, no stop occurred until the police officer asked the defendant to remain near his squad car
• \a defendant is not entitled to a 'hybrid trial' in which he alternates between proceeding pro se and being represented by counsel\
• defendant convicted of five counts of aggravated criminal sexual assault; defendant sentenced to 30 years’ imprisonment on the first four counts and sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment on the fifth count
• where the officer did not activate his mars light or any other signal lights, no stop occurred until the police officer asked the defendant to remain near his squad car

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).