· 5/2/1945
Petition 6426-R of Gonzalez
Citations
- 14 Cust. Ct. 244
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the additional fact that the driver of the stolen vehicle could not produce the vehicle’s registration or insurance information established probable cause
- holding that the additional fact that the driver of the stolen vehicle could not produce the vehicle’s registration or insurance information established probable cause
- noting that the person using the vehicle “must know that he or she does not have the owner’s con- sent” to do so
- stating, in a case where the defendant argued that police did not have probable cause to arrest for UUV, that, under ORS 164.135(1), the defendant “must know that he or she does not have the owner’s consent”
- under ORS 164.135, the person using the vehicle “must know that he or she does not have the owner’s consent” to do so
- con- cluding that the driver’s inability to produce registration or insurance for the vehicle was the additional conduct on which “the police could reasonably rely” to establish prob- able cause
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Judges: Cole
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