State v. Kinkade

How courts have described this case

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• declining to address Fourth Amendment claim where the defendant made a “passing reference in his opening brief to the Fourth Amendment” but did not develop a “separate argument under the federal constitution”
• declining to address Fourth Amendment claim where the defendant made “passing reference in his opening brief to the Fourth Amendment” but did not develop a “separate argument under the federal constitution”
• declining to address Fourth Amendment claim where the defendant made “passing reference in his opening brief to the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution” but did not develop a “separate argument under the federal constitution”
• the defendant was not stopped when an officer walked up to him on the street, asked if he could talk with him, and then inquired if he could pat him down
• no seizure resulted when an officer approached a defendant, asked if he could talk, asked if he would agree to be patted down, and then, after the defendant agreed, patted him down

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).