First Circuit· 2/26/1996

United States v. McCarthy

Citations

77 F.3d 522
1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 3109
1996 WL 71688

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holding that seventy-five-minute detention in locked rear passenger compartment of police car was not de facto arrest
chronicling cases in which detentions of much longer duration than thirty minutes have been approved
finding seventy-five minute detention remained a Terry stop because officers were not \engaged in dilatory tactics\ and \their investigative efforts [were] reasonable under the circumstances\
noting, in finding that detention was a permissible Terrystop, that the suspect \was never handcuffed\ and was told he was not under arrest
identifying reasonable suspicion to stop vehicle matching suspect’s reported “red Pontiac Sunbird” in area of alleged crime
defendant did not have legitimate expectation of privacy in items left at a trailer after he was told to vacate the trailer

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Judges: Stahl, Campbell, Lynch

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