Apodaca v. State, Tax and Revenue Dept.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that in their role as public servants, police officers can 11 act upon a “specific, articulable safety concern” to justify their actions
• police officer may stop a vehicle for a specific, articulable safety concern, even in the absence of reasonable suspicion that a violation of law has occurred or is occurring
• police officer may stop a vehicle for a specific, articulable safety concern, even in the absence of reasonable suspicion that a violation of law has occurred or is occurring

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).