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State v. Starr

Citations

  • 754 P.2d 618
  • 91 Or. App. 267
  • 1988 Ore. App. LEXIS 710

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  • suppressing all the evidence flowing from the unlawful stop, including the defendant's name and DMV records
  • evidence of defendant’s identity was subject to suppression when obtained during an illegal stop
  • “Although a request for identification may not transform an encounter into a stop,” an officer’s retention of a license “constituted a show of authority sufficient to lead a reasonable person to believe that he was not free to leave.”
  • although officer’s initial request for identification did not “transform the encounter into a stop,” subsequent retention of the license for “five to ten minutes,” “constituted a show of authority sufficient to lead a reasonable person to believe that he was not free to leave”

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Judges: Richardson, Newman, Deits

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