Supreme Court of Kansas· 3/17/2006

State v. Hill

Citations

281 Kan. 136
130 P.3d 1
2006 Kan. LEXIS 138

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explaining that this court need not consider an appellant's contention that is not cogently argued or lacks the support of relevant authority
stating that a warrantless arrest, made in a public place, \does not violate the Fourth Amendment or the Kansas Constitution if the arrest is based on probable cause that the person has committed or is committing a felony\
during investigative detention or Terry stop, officer is allowed to frisk person seized for weapons if necessary for officer's personal safety
distinguishing cases that apply Fifth Amendment analysis when deciding a Fourth Amendment detention issue
officer's use of handcuffs does not automatically convert Terry stop into an arrest requiring probable cause
use of handcuffs and/or frisking detainee for weapons does not automatically convert investigatory 9 detention into arrest

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Judges: Lockett

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