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· 2/20/1995

State v. Diaz

Citations

  • 654 A.2d 1195
  • 1995 R.I. LEXIS 42
  • 1995 WL 68985

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that a process of logical deduction through a series of inferences from established circumstantial facts may be probative
  • enumerating factors for determining whether a Fourth Amendment seizure has occurred, including “the belief of a reasonable, innocent person in identical circumstances; and * * * whether the person had the option of not accompanying the police”
  • “The record is devoid of any evidence that defendant did not voluntarily accompany the police to the station.”

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Judges: Lederberg

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