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RE: See my post to ummmmm above. Nm
Posted on: October 18, 2019 at 09:35:00 CT
JayHoaxH8r MU
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An officer’s “brief and cursory” holding and questioning someone is a detention. An example is a cop stopping someone who is behaving suspiciously in order to ask a few questions. The suspect isn’t free to leave, but he also isn’t under arrest, at least until the officer develops probable cause. Another common example is an officer pulling over a driver for some kind of traffic or equipment violation.
An arrest, on the other hand, involves the police taking someone into custody through a more significant restraint on movement. The quintessential example involves the use of handcuffs and an advisement that the suspect is under arrest
He was in cuffs.
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An arrest, on the other hand, involves the police taking someone into custody through a more significant restraint on movement. The quintessential example involves the use of handcuffs and an advisement that the suspect is under arrest
He was in cuffs.
Derp
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RE: See my post to ummmmm above. Nm - JayHoaxH8r MU - 10/18 09:35:00