State v. CRYSTAL B.

How courts have described this case

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• where police officers went to school and requested that principal call student to office for questioning, there was sufficient \show of authority\ to find a seizure had occurred
• principal's seizure of students off school grounds and outside school hours violated Fourth Amendment in the absence of state statutory authority and evidence of illegality or wrongdoing
• where police officers went to school and requested that principal call student to office for questioning, there was sufficient “show of authority” to find a seizure had occurred
• “We have long followed the rule that where not bound by our 25 previous decisions or by legislative enactment, we would follow the Restatement of the 26 Law.”

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