Indiana Supreme Court· 12/21/2005

Myers v. State

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839 N.E.2d 1154
2005 Ind. LEXIS 1136
2005 WL 3484612

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choosing not to address Indiana constitutional claim; appellant failed to present an argument separate from his federal constitutional claim
high-school-student defendant's car was subject to the narcotics dog-sniff test absent reasonable particularized suspicion, as it was parked and unoccupied and the defendant was in school
high-school-student defendant’s car was subject to the narcotics dog-sniff test absent reasonable particularized suspicion, as it was parked and unoccupied and the defendant was in school
\I am willing to accept for purposes of analysis in this case the tripartite standard for determining the legality of searches conducted by school officials in conjunction with or at the behest of law enforcement agencies . . . \

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Judges: Dickson, Shepard, Boehm, Sullivan, Rucker

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