Criminal
Mar. 25, 2002
Police Can Search Car for Documents Anywhere That They Might Be Found
Focus Column - By Alex Ricciardulli The California Supreme Court in the potentially far-reaching opinion in In re Arturo D. , 27 Cal.4th 60 (2002), held that once the police stop a car for a traffic violation and the motorist is unable to produce a driver's license or registration papers, the police can search any area of the car where they might reasonably find such documents.
Focus Column
By Alex Ricciardulli
The California Supreme Court in the potentially far-reaching opinion in In re Arturo D., 27 Cal.4th 60 (2002), held that once the police stop a car for a...
By Alex Ricciardulli
The California Supreme Court in the potentially far-reaching opinion in In re Arturo D., 27 Cal.4th 60 (2002), held that once the police stop a car for a...
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