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Oliver v. State

Citations

  • 642 So. 2d 840
  • 1994 WL 524299

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  • holding that the defendant's general consent to search the vehicle included allowing the police officer to take the keys from the ignition and open the trunk where the defendant was present and did not protest when the officer did so
  • holding that the defendant’s general consent to search the vehicle included allowing the police officer to take the keys from the ignition and open the trunk where the defendant was present and did not protest when the officer did so
  • it is objectively reasonable for a police officer to open the trunk of a vehicle to which he is given general consent to search after asking the defendant about contraband, drugs or weapons located inside the vehicle

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