United States v. Dora Correa Patino

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an officer seizes a person, when he indicates by his authoritative manner that the person is not free to leave
• holding that an officer seizes a person, when he indicates by his authoritative manner that the person is not free to leave
• stating that physical restraint is the “most obvious” form of seizure
• stating that physical restraint is the \most obvious\ form of seizure
• “[T]he obvious knowledge on her part [of the] inconsistency between the airline ticket and her identification would give rise to an inference that she would not willingly have produced them had she not felt obliged to do so.”
• affirming trial court’s finding that a seizure had occurred

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).