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To: oneolcop

That's because a routine traffic stop almost always turns in to a full-on warrantless search in my neighborhood, especially for the young people.


70 posted on 07/19/2006 10:36:40 AM PDT by 38special (I mean come'on.)
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To: 38special

Case-law generally dictates the conditions under which a police officer can search. The cops can search any car on public property without a warrant. It's gone all the way to the supreme court.


80 posted on 07/19/2006 1:35:27 PM PDT by oneolcop (Don't sit on the sidelines and talk trash.)
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