Gaye v. Wainwright

These cases recognize the inapplicability of section 554 to deportation proceedings under the procedures of the Act. | These cases recognize the inapplicability of section 554 to deportation proceedings under the procedures of the Act. | officer may use such force as reasonably necessary, short of deadly force, to stop any person or vehicle | officers' gun-drawn approach of car, based on "powerful suspicion," while showing identification and ordering three suspected armed robbers to raise hands | officer may use such force as reasonably necessary, short of deadly force, to stop any person or vehicle | investigatory stop not transformed into arrest when officer drew revolver and approached car after 100 mile per hour chase precipitated by defendant's flight at the sight of unmarked car | investigatory stop not transformed into arrest when officer drew revolver and approached car after 100 mile per hour chase precipitated by defendant’s flight at the sight of unmarked car | "This court does not sit as an administrative agency and, if counsel wishes to preserve an issue for appeal, he must raise it in the proper administrative forum." | officers’ gun-drawn approach of car, based on “powerful suspicion,” while showing identification and ordering three suspected armed robbers to raise hands | “This court does not sit as an administrative agency and, if counsel wishes to preserve an issue for appeal, he must raise it in the proper administrative forum.”