Court of Appeals of Oregon· 8/15/2001

State v. Amaya

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29 P.3d 1177
176 Or. App. 35
2001 Ore. App. LEXIS 1210

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noting distinction between questioning that exceeds the scope of an otherwise lawful traffic stop and questioning that extends the duration of the stop
where police stopped vehicle for burned-out license plate light and illegal turn, questioning regarding contents of passenger’s bag did not violate the fourth amendment where it did not have the effect of further detaining the passenger
where police stopped vehicle for burned-out license plate light and illegal turn, questioning regarding contents of passenger's bag did not violate the fourth amendment where it did not have the effect of further detaining the passenger
where police stopped vehicle for burned-out license plate light and illegal turn, questioning regarding contents of passenger’s bag did not violate the fourth amendment where it did not have the effect of further detaining the passenger

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Judges: Landau, Linder, Brewer

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