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Taylor v. State

Citations

  • 658 So. 2d 173
  • 1995 WL 427727

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  • holding that police conduct constituted illegal seizure once officer, without reasonable suspicion of criminal activity, ordered defendant to turn off his car and hand over his license
  • holding that when an officer pulled up behind the defendant, who was parked in a driveway with the motor running, and ordered him to turn off his motor and produce his driver’s license, the defendant was improperly seized and the search that followed was illegal
  • officer ordered defendant to turn off his car and hand over his license
  • officer ordered defendant to turn off his ear and hand over his license
  • officer’s conduct in pulling up behind a vehicle that was about to leave a driveway behind' an apartment complex, ordering the driver to turn off his motor, and asking for his driver’s license constituted an improper seizure
  • Taylor was seized improperly when police officer parked patrol car behind car parked in private driveway, and ordered driver to turn off his motor and produce his driver's license, without a suspicion that a crime was being or had been committed

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Judges: Per Curiam

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