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1.–3. rezultāts no 80.
572. lappuse
... police can be said to have seized an individual " only if , in view of all of the circum- stances surrounding the incident , a reasonable person would have be- lieved that he was not free to leave . " Ibid . The Court has since embraced ...
... police can be said to have seized an individual " only if , in view of all of the circum- stances surrounding the incident , a reasonable person would have be- lieved that he was not free to leave . " Ibid . The Court has since embraced ...
573. lappuse
... police car driving parallel to a running pedestrian could be somewhat intim- idating , this kind of police presence does not , standing alone , constitute a seizure . Cf. United States v Knotts , 460 US 276 , 75 L Ed 2d 55 , 103 S Ct ...
... police car driving parallel to a running pedestrian could be somewhat intim- idating , this kind of police presence does not , standing alone , constitute a seizure . Cf. United States v Knotts , 460 US 276 , 75 L Ed 2d 55 , 103 S Ct ...
992. lappuse
... Police restraint of persons , generally [ a ] Stop and frisk The United States Supreme Court held in the following case that the so - called " stop and frisk " procedure , whereby police officers stop individu- als , question them , and ...
... Police restraint of persons , generally [ a ] Stop and frisk The United States Supreme Court held in the following case that the so - called " stop and frisk " procedure , whereby police officers stop individu- als , question them , and ...
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