Majay Corp. v. Anthony

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• noting that an officer has the sole discretion to issue, or decline to issue, a citation
• finding that a reasonable inference from the defendant’s car being stopped in the flow of traffic is that the defendant had stopped the car in the roadway
• holding lower court properly denied a suppression motion where officer had -9- J-S30030-20 probable cause to stop the appellant because appellant changed lanes several times without using appropriate signals, in violation of Section 3334
• holding lower court properly denied a suppression motion where officer had -9- J-S30030-20 probable cause to stop the appellant because appellant changed lanes several times without using appropriate signals, in violation of Section 3334
• even though officer stopped car for suspected MVC violations and only arrested defendant for DUI, stop proper because officer articulated sufficiently specific facts for probable cause that defendant had violated MVC

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