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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 694 So. 2d 878
  • 1997 WL 314811

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  • holding that while initial questions as to what defendant was doing behind a closed bar were permissible, subsequent request that defendant pull his waistband forward converted consensual encounter into detention
  • holding that while initial questions as to what defendant was doing behind a closed bar were permissible, subsequent request that defendant pull his waistband forward converted consensual encounter into detention
  • holding that while initial questions as to what defendant was doing behind a closed bar were permissible, subsequent request that defendant pull his waistband forward converted consensual encounter into detention
  • holding that while initial questions as to what defendant was doing behind a closed bar were permissible, subsequent request that defendant pull his waistband forward converted consensual encounter into detention
  • finding that officer's request that defendant pull his waistband forward converted consensual encounter to stop
  • concluding initial encounter between police and defendant and preliminary questioning was consensual encounter until officer asked defendant to pull his waistband forward, at which point consensual encounter became investigatory stop.

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Judges: Parker

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