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· 8/28/1998

State v. Buti

Citations

  • 964 P.2d 660
  • 131 Idaho 793
  • 1998 Ida. LEXIS 114

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that an investigative detention of forty- five to sixty minutes to facilitate an in-the-field identification of a burglary was reasonable
  • holding use of handcuffs partially responsible for converting valid' Tert'y stop of over one hour, in which defendant was restricted to car, into an arrest when suspects were then removed from car at gunpoint and placed in handcuffs
  • holding use of handcuffs and removal of individual at gunpoint converted stop into arrest because six officers were present, Buti complied with officers requests, and there was no indication that either suspect was armed
  • finding that an investigative detention lasting approximately one hour was not unreasonable
  • finding the use of handcuffs and removal of suspects at gunpoint transformed stop into an arrest when several officers were present, there was no indication that the suspects were armed, and suspects were compliant
  • reliability factors under Idaho constitution are identical to Biggers factors

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Judges: Trout, Johnson, Silak, Schroeder, Walters

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