United States v. Irving Seymour

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• \[W]e have resorted to the fortress theory more sparingly in cases that involve simple possession of smaller amounts of drugs.\
• defendant did not submit to police authority and was not seized where, as his car slowed to a stop, defendant “leaped out” of it and ran

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