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Court Cases and Opinions about Random Checkpoints (Page 1 of 15) 5/9/2013 Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds A Little Weaving Honest police officer undermines a common justification for a traffic stop and search. Police Enforcement / Random Checkpoints READ MORE>> 4/24/2013 Court Rules Failure Of Drug Dog To Indicate Ends Traffic Stop Federal judge rules a traffic stop must end if the drug dog fails to indicate the presence of drugs. Police Enforcement / Random Checkpoints READ MORE>> 4/17/2013 Indiana Appeals Court Upholds Stop For Dim License Bulb Police may stop drivers of cars with functional, but dim, bulbs illuminating the license plate, Indiana Appeals Court rules. Police Enforcement / Random Checkpoints READ MORE>> 4/9/2013 Massachusetts Supreme Court Clears Drivers In Marijuana Search The scent of reefer is not enough to justify an automobile search, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court rules. Police Enforcement / Random Checkpoints READ MORE>> 4/2/2013 New York: Judge Rules Against Use Of X-Rays During Traffic Stops Federal judge says motorist whose car was x-rayed after being pulled over for window tint can sue sheriff deputies. Police Enforcement / Random Checkpoints READ MORE>> 3/27/2013 New York: Judge Rules Careful Driving Is Not A Crime New York county judge rules driving with two hands on the wheel does not create a suspicion of criminal activity. Police Enforcement / Random Checkpoints READ MORE>> 3/21/2013 Florida: Federal Appeals Court Upholds Window Tint Pretext Eleventh Circuit US Court of Appeals upholds pretext stop based on window tint. Police Enforcement / Random Checkpoints READ MORE>> Next Page

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