2026 edition; captured 2026-10-18
Florida’s statutory stop-and-frisk provision, including temporary detention, searches for weapons, admissibility and legislative history.
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Reading edition extracted from the Florida Legislature’s official 2026 online edition, captured October 18, 2026. All six subsections and the history line are retained. Formatting is normalized; source wording is preserved. The accompanying PDF is a browser print of the official page, not a publisher-issued PDF.
Section number, heading, six subsections and history checked against the captured official HTML.
View reference catalogue / source ↗Reading edition extracted from the Florida Legislature’s official 2026 online edition, captured October 18, 2026. All six subsections and the history line are retained. Formatting is normalized; source wording is preserved. The accompanying PDF is a browser print of the official page, not a publisher-issued PDF.
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Download ↓Reading edition extracted from the Florida Legislature’s official 2026 online edition, captured October 18, 2026. All six subsections and the history line are retained. Formatting is normalized; source wording is preserved. The accompanying PDF is a browser print of the official page, not a publisher-issued PDF.
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Download ↓Florida Legislature. The 2026 Florida Statutes, section 901.151, Stop and Frisk Law. Online Sunshine. Captured October 18, 2026.
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