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Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/27/2007

State v. Lee

Citations

  • 156 P.3d 1284
  • 283 Kan. 771
  • 2007 Kan. LEXIS 242

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding voluntary encounter did not evolve into investigatory detention “simply because the officer asked Lee for permission to conduct a pat-down search for weapons” and the defendant “chose to voluntarily comply” with officer s request
  • concluding voluntary encounter did not evolve into investigatory detention \simply because the officer asked [the defendant] for permission to conduct a pat-down search for weapons\ and the defendant \chose to voluntarily comply\ with officer's request
  • concluding voluntary encounter did not evolve into investigatory detention \simply because the officer asked [the defendant] for permission to conduct a pat-down search for weapons\ and the defendant \chose to voluntarily comply\ with officer's request
  • concluding a voluntary encounter did not evolve into an investigatory detention “simply because the of ficer asked Lee for permission to conduct a pat-down search for weapons” and the defendant “chose to voluntarily comply” with tire officer s request
  • encounter in public park, even though included commands designed to ensure officer safety, deemed a consensual encounter because no coercive circumstances were present
  • encounter in public park, even though included commands designed to ensure officer safety, deemed a consensual encounter because no coercive circumstances were present

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Judges: Rosen, Beier, Johnson, Lockett

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