Can Law Enforcement Open the Van Door of a Driver Slumped Over the Wheel in an Empty Parking Lot at 2:19 a.m. … or is that an Unreasonable Search?
[W]hen the officers opened the vehicle for those purposes, they were acting und [...]
[W]hen the officers opened the vehicle for those purposes, they were acting und [...]
Because the officer acted with the intent to secure Mr. Jackson and not with “t [...]
Mr. Jones’s case is “governed by the usual rule that probable cause to believe [...]
Because the deputy violated Miranda in obtaining the initial statements from Mr [...]
Thus, we reject Mr. Harper’s argument that the way the troopers conducted the s [...]
Once the officers determined that it would be necessary to impound the vehicle, [...]
The warrant in this case guided the judgment of the searchers and did not inclu [...]
Yes! That [automobile] exception allows a probable-caused based search of a t [...]
Ohio law does not support such an absurd result. State v. Mitchell 2022 – Ohio [...]
Discovery of the bags of heroin in the space behind the access panel pursuant t [...]