· 11/15/1884
Foreman v. Town of Marianna
Citations
- 43 Ark. 324
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that “constructive possession may be shown by the accused’s proximity to contraband at the time of the arrest or by the showing of ownership, dominion, and right to control of an automobile in which contraband was found”
- noting that constructive possession may be shown by the accused’s proximity to the contraband at the time of the arrest or by the showing of ownership, dominion, and right to control of an automobile in which the contraband was found
- “It is well-settled in Nebraska that an officer observing a traffic violation or driving behaviors which reasonably indicate that the driver may be operating the vehicle while under the influence may make an investigatory stop of the vehicle.”
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Judges: Eakin
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