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District Court of Appeal of Florida· 4/12/2000

State v. Iaccarino

Citations

  • 767 So. 2d 470
  • 2000 WL 369084

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  • applying Walther to hold that off-duty police officers' searches of musical festival patrons violated the Fourth Amendment
  • finding no implied consent where the “failure to acquiesce in a search would result in a deprivation of a patron’s right to attend the concert, if not their ticket cost as well”
  • \We agree that the interest in protecting the performers from projectiles is a `vital interest' that would justify a search for those items which could be used as projectiles.\
  • off-duty police officers, hired by private concert promoter to provide security, are state actors where sheriffs office had discretion to assign officers and officers had “complete discretion” as to how to conduct the searches

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Judges: Per Curiam

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