Washington Supreme Court· 6/10/2004

State v. Rankin

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151 Wash. 2d 689

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holding that automobile passengers are illegally detained under the state constitution when an officer requests identification following a stop of a vehicle unless other circumstances give the officer independent cause to question the passengers
holding that automobile passengers are illegally detained under the state constitution when an officer requests identification following a stop of a vehicle unless other circumstances give the officer independent cause to question the passengers
distinguishing between pedestrians and passengers for article I, section 7 purposes
whether or not a suspect is seized by police for Miranda purposes is a mixed question of law and fact
seizure of passenger occurred when officer, in the course of a lawful traffic stop, requested passenger's personal information and ran a warrants check
whether or not a suspect is seized by police for Miranda purposes is a mixed question of law and fact (citing State v. Thorn, 129 Wn.2d 347, 351, 917 P.2d 108 (1996))

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Judges: Alexander, Fairhurst, Ireland

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