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State v. Jones

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  • 454 So. 2d 774

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  • holding that “Courts have uniformly recognized that the disclaiming of ownership or knowledge of an item ends any legitimate expectation of privacy in that item.”
  • pushing a shopping cart full of cartons in commercial district in early hours of morning justifies arrest for loitering or prowling
  • officers lawfully arrested defendant pushing grocery cart containing several cartons in early morning in front of autoparts store

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Judges: Schwartz, C.J., and Barkdull and Jorgenson

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