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Thomas v. Com.

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  • 434 S.E.2d 319

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  • Brief, complete deprivations of suspect’s liberty, including handcuffing, do not convert stop and frisk into arrest so long as methods of restraint used are reasonable to the circumstances.
  • Brief, complete deprivations of suspect's liberty, including handcuffing, do not convert stop and frisk into arrest so long as methods of restraint used are reasonable to the circumstances.

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Judges: Bray

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