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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.
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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...