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State v. Joyce

Citations

  • 986 A.2d 642
  • 159 N.H. 440

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that the defendant was seized when police called for a narcotics dog, in part, because he could reasonably believe that he would not be allowed to leave until the police “completed their investigation”
  • noting two-step inquiry for determining whether police conducted lawful investigatory stop: (1) when was the defendant seized; and (2
  • no reasonable suspicion based on information acquired by police after seizure
  • no reasonable suspicion based on information acquired by police after seizure
  • explaining the reasonable suspicion standard that justifies an investigatory seizure

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Judges: Duggan, Broderick, Dalianis, Hicks, Conboy

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