Indiana Court of Appeals· 6/28/1999

Smith v. State

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713 N.E.2d 338
1999 Ind. App. LEXIS 1013
1999 WL 428001

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holding that police cannot use a defendant's consent to search for specified items as a license to do an exploratory search
holding that when a license plate check reveals a mismatched plate, the officer has reasonable suspicion to believe theft has occurred
ruling that when a license plate check reveals a mismatched plate, the officer has reasonable suspicion to believe theft has occurred
concluding that a police officer had reasonable suspicion to initiate a traffic stop upon observing that the license plate on defendant’s blue and white vehicle was registered to a yellow vehicle.
holding the defendant's failure to object when the troopers exceeded the scope of his consent to search did not render the search valid
holding the defendant's failure to object when the troopers exceeded the scope of his consent to search did not render the search valid

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Judges: Kirsch, Garrard, Najam

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