Which test provides that a seizure involves not only a police intention to seize, it includes the objective aspect in which a reasonable person believes that they are not free to terminate the encounter and leave?

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The Mendenhall test, also known as the subjective/objective test, states that a seizure occurs when there is both a police intention to seize and a reasonable person would not feel free to leave. This test was established in the case of United States v. Mendenhall. The Brower test pertains to the Fourth Amendment’s application to seizures of property, not individuals. The Brewer test does not exist, and "the seizure test" is too broad of an answer as there are multiple tests used to determine if a seizure has occurred.

Which Test Provides That a Seizure Involves Not Only a Police