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Colden R. Battey Jr.

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SAMPLE LEGAL CASES

State v. Tindall

... US Const. amend. IV. Temporary detention of an individual in the course of a routine traffic stop constitutes a Fourth Amendment seizure, but where probable cause exists to believe that a traffic violation has occurred, such a seizure is reasonable per se. ...

State v. Rivera

... GOOLSBY, AJ: The State appeals: (1) the trial court's finding William Javier Rivera and Jose M. Medero (collectively "Respondents") were unlawfully detained following a traffic stop, and (2) the trial court's holding that evidence seized during the detention was inadmissible. ...

State v. Tindall

... 2005). LAW/ANALYSIS. I. Fourth Amendment Violation. Tindall contends the trial court erred in denying his motion to suppress the cocaine because the traffic stop and subsequent encounter violated his Fourth Amendment rights. We disagree. ...

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