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Smith v. State

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  • 515 So. 2d 149

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  • the procedural safeguards of Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436, 86 S.Ct. 1602, 16 L.Ed.2d 694 (1966
  • Batson held not applicable where black veniremen removed from jury of white defendant
  • the officer observed the driver avoid the roadblock, and turn rapidly into a private driveway, stopping fifty feet from the front door, and turning off his lights but not his engine while remaining in the car
  • the officer observed the driver avoid the roadblock, and turn rapidly into a private driveway, stopping fifty feet from the front door, and turning off his lights but not his engine while remaining in the car
  • police had necessary reasonable suspicion when, 200 yards before roadblock, car turns rapidly into a private driveway and turns its lights off but not its engine, this behavior could indicate that driver was attempting to avoid the roadblock

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Judges: Taylor

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