Criminal Practice – Search & Seizure – Warrantless Search – Parked Car – Drug Transactions – K-9 Alert (access required)

Even though the warrant to search defendant’s house and person did not encompass a car parked across the street from the house, officers had probable cause to search the car, which was parked on a public road, based on controlled purchases by a confidential information, the officers’ observation of defendant and the CI at the ...

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Criminal Practice – Search & Seizure – Warrantless Search – Parked Car – Drug Transactions – K-9 Alert

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