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Wallace v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 528 S.E.2d 739
  • 32 Va. App. 497
  • 2000 Va. App. LEXIS 387

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  • driver of parked vehicle seized because a reasonable person with a police cruiser parked behind him with its emergency lights flashing would not have felt free to leave
  • driver of parked vehicle seized because a reasonable person with a police cruiser parked behind him with its emergency lights flashing would not have felt free to leave
  • driver of parked vehicle seized because a reasonable person with a police cruiser parked behind him with its emergency lights flashing would not have felt free to leave
  • driver of parked vehicle seized because a reasonable person with a police cruiser parked behind him with its emergency lights flashing would not have felt free to leave
  • the driver in a parked vehicle was seized when the police car pulled in behind him and activated its emergency lights; such a person would not have felt free to leave or otherwise avoid the encounter

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Judges: Annunziata

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