New Mexico Court of Appeals· 9/20/1990

State v. Bolton

Citations

801 P.2d 98
111 N.M. 28

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holding that viewing the underside of the defendant's truck was not a search because the underside was in plain view
holding that the defendant had no reasonable expectation of privacy in the undercarriage of his truck
holding that viewing the underside of the defendant’s truck was not a search because the underside was in plain view
stating that the consent was valid because it was sought moments after a \lawful detention\
stating that reasonable suspicion is necessary for removal to a secondary area absent traffic congestion
stating that the consent was valid because it was sought moments after a “lawful detention”

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Judges: Hartz, Apodaca, Minzner

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