Martin v. Clayton

How courts have described this case

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• overruling previous case law and joining majority of other states in adopting Belton under state constitution
• overruling previous case law and joining majority of other states in adopting Belton under state constitution
• “The Fourth Amendment and Section 14, Article I contain virtually identical language” and “should be harmonized whenever possible.”
• \Concerns about a possible lack of probable cause to conduct a search in a Belton situation are eased by the fact that probable cause must have been present to arrest the occupant of the vehicle in the first place.\
• “Concerns about a possible lack of probable cause to conduct a search in a Belton situation are eased by the fact that probable cause must have been present to arrest the occupant of the vehicle in the first place.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).