State v. Casey
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
JOHNSON, Judge.
I
Casey contends (1) that he was unlawfully seized in violation of his Fourth Amendment rights when he was taken to the officer’s private office in the basement of the airport for an “investigatory detention” that was (a) not based upon probable cause and (b) neither brief nor based upon reasonable suspicion; (2) that his “voluntarily” accompanying the officer was not relevant; (3) that his consent to a search of the bags he carried was not voluntarily given but rather a result of the illegal stop and seizure and that; (4) the lack of probable cause to seize the bags and the…
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