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Martinez v. State

Citations

  • 29 S.W.3d 609
  • 2000 Tex. App. LEXIS 6303
  • 2000 WL 1294311

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  • concluding that drifting partially onto shoulder of freeway for one or two seconds and pulling back was sufficient for officer to reasonably believe that violation of section 545.060 had occurred and to provide reasonable suspicion to support a stop
  • “Although the trial court did not specifically address driving on the shoulder, the trial court could have found a violation of this statute to be a proper basis for the stop.”
  • A The reasonable suspicion determination is made by considering the totality of the circumstances. @
  • “Although the trial court did not specifically address driving on the shoulder, the trial court could have found a violation of this statute to be a proper basis for the stop.”
  • “Although the trial court did not specifically address driving on the shoulder, the trial court could have found a violation of this statute to be a proper basis for the stop.”
  • “The reasonable suspicion determination is made by considering the totality of the circumstances.”

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Judges: Adele Hedges

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