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Court Cases and Opinions about Police Enforcement (Page 33 of 76) 2/10/2015 Indiana: Traffic Cops May Not Open Pill Bottles Indiana Court of Appeals rules that traffic cops may not look through the pill bottles of motorists without legitimate suspicion. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 2/3/2015 Kansas Supreme Court Limits Use Of Portable DUI Tester High court in Kansas compares DUI sobriety test to Magic 8 Ball and Ouija Board. Police Enforcement / Drunk Driving Laws READ MORE>> 1/29/2015 Ohio: Cops Need A Reason To Interrogate Parked Motorists Ohio Court of Appeals rejects the idea that police can interrogate anyone stopped in a driveway. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 1/20/2015 Federal Court Upholds Unconstitutional Car Search A federal judge convicts a man based on an automobile search declared illegal by a state court judge. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 1/7/2015 Federal Court: Faulty Sense Of Smell Justifies Lengthy Detention False arrest suit dismissed against Wyoming Highway Patrol officers who mistook the scent of fresh juniper for raw marijuana. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 12/17/2014 Kansas Court Declares Plastic Bags Suspicious Kansas Court of Appeals upholds the search of a vehicle based solely on the presence of a ripped plastic baggie. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 12/16/2014 US Supreme Court Allows Traffic Stop Searches When No Law Violated US Supreme Court holds that traffic stops and searches may be conducted even when police officers are wrong about the law. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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