Supreme Court of Iowa· 7/18/1990

State v. Becker

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458 N.W.2d 604
1990 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 181
1990 WL 102410

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concluding that where the stop of the vehicle was lawful, the driver lacked standing to object to the illegal out-of-vehicle detention of the passenger which provided facts leading to the frisk of the driver
stating a person who has committed a traffic offense is “technically subject to full custodial arrest”
considering, pre-Wilson, whether Mimms rationale extends to passengers and determining that articulable grounds for suspicion are necessary before an officer can order a passenger from a vehicle
defendant’s lack of standing to challenge alleged violation of rights of other person precluded right to suppress evidence illegally obtained from such other person
driver of automobile had legitimate expectation of privacy in passenger compartment of his vehicle, but State did not unreasonably intrude on that interest where officer had probable cause to stop vehicle
articulable suspicion of criminal activity of speeding driver did not extend to passenger

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Judges: McGiverin, Harris, Schultz, Carter, Lavorato

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