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I don't see anything in the post you're responding to that would constitute a search (or seizure), but simply an identification, which by itself does not meet t
by andrewla 8y ago
I don't see anything in the post you're responding to that would constitute a search (or seizure), but simply an identification, which by itself does not meet the requirements for probable cause, and is unlikely to meet the reasonableness criteria.
By analogy, if a police officer has an excellent facial memory and they recognize someone, can they use their memory to influence their actions towards the person?