Indiana Supreme Court· 12/18/2009

Holly v. State

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918 N.E.2d 323
2009 Ind. LEXIS 1534
2009 WL 4891832

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including among “helpful examples” of “evidence or circumstances” that would vitiate reasonable suspicion a police officer’s realization after stopping a car for an expired registration that the registration sticker was not actually expired
finding initial detention lawful because 8 officer knew registered owner had suspended license and person driving could not be seen before stop, but once officer determined driver was male, while registered owner was female, officer had no reason to conduct additional inquiry
finding it “unnecessary to resolve” the defendant’s article 1, section 11 claim in light of the 5 The inevitable discovery exception to the exclusionary rule has not been adopted as a matter of Indiana constitutional law. Ammons v. State, 770 N.E.2d 927 (Ind. Ct. App. 2002
where the vehicle was stopped because a license plate check indicated the registered female owner had a suspended license, but on approaching the vehicle, the officer observed a male driver

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Judges: Boehm, Dickson, Rucker, Shepard, Sullivan

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