Can Cops Pull You Over Without a Traffic Violation? Florida Case Law Explained

Can Florida police pull you over even if you didn’t commit a traffic violation? The answer might surprise you. In this video, criminal defense attorney Rick Fletcher breaks down when officers can legally conduct a traffic stop based only on a “hunch” — including situations where they suspect the driver is ill, impaired, or falling asleep behind the wheel.

You’ll learn:
✔️ What “reasonable suspicion” means in Florida
✔️ Why Deshong v. State allowed the stop — and why Crooks v. State didn’t
✔️ What to say and do if you're pulled over without a clear violation
✔️ How we challenge illegal stops in court

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