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State v. Ellis

Citations

  • 469 P.3d 65

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that a public safety stop may turn into an investigatory detention if an officer develops reasonable suspicion of criminal conduct while completing the public safety stop
  • holding 9 that \a public safety or welfare stop is not for investigative purposes and must end as soon as the officer determines the citizen is not in need of help\
  • holding 9 that \a public safety or welfare stop is not for investigative purposes and must end as soon as the officer determines the citizen is not in need of help\
  • voicing the concern that “[t]he police could routinely carry out criminal investigatory detentions of all citizens without risking suppression of discovered evidence”
  • discussing exclusionary rule and exceptions to its application
  • discussing distinction between welfare check and detention

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