In re Heron

How courts have described this case

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• holding that officer had probable cause to believe suspect violated open container law because the officer was trained “to police quality of life offenses [and] observed defendant, engaged in conversation, holding in front of him a partially concealed open bottle resembling a beer bottle”
• finding probable cause to arrest where the defendant was holding a Heineken bofc-tie in a manner that “suggested that the bottle was not empty”
• identifying probable cause in case of bottle partially concealed by brown paper bag
• identifying probable cause in case of bottle partially concealed by brown paper bag

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).