United States v. Tony Peters

How courts have described this case

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• introducing the list as “[e]xamples of circumstances that might indicate a seizure”
• introducing the list as “[e]xamples of circumstances that might indicate a seizure”
• setting forth the standard for supervisory liability under § 1983
• “Defendant vigorously denied that the black attaché case was owned by him or put on the bus by him, and thus he has no interest in preserving the secrecy of the contents of the bag and has no legitimate expectation of privacy, which would confer standing”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).