Supreme Court of Delaware· 1/9/2006

Riley v. State

Citations

892 A.2d 370
2006 Del. LEXIS 6
2006 WL 58826

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finding a seizure when police approached with badges and flashlights after having parked police vehicle behind suspect’s vehicle to prevent suspect from driving away
“The United States Supreme Court has rejected attempts by the Circuit Courts of Appeal to evaluate and reject ‘factors in isolation from each other.’ ”
detention occurred when police approached vehicle with badges and flashlights, after parking their vehicle in such a way as to prevent defendant from driving away
where the Court determined that a seizure had occurred when undercover officers approached a vehicle with badges and flashlights, afier having parked their police vehicle behind the suspect’s vehicle so as to prevent it from driving away
“when police approached the Escort with their badges and flashlights, after having parked their police vehicle behind the Escort so as to prevent it from driving away, a seizure had taken place for purposes of Fourth Amendment analysis”

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Judges: Steele, Holland, Berger, Jacobs, Ridgely

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