State v. Cuny

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• holding that an extraterritorial stop performed by Pine Ridge Reservation police officers in Nebraska violated the Nebraska Constitution
• holding that an extraterritorial stop performed by Pine Ridge Reservation police officers in Nebraska violated the Nebraska Constitution
• holding that tribal officers from Pine Ridge Indian Reservation located in South Dakota had no common law or statutory authority in Nebraska to arrest misdemeanant drunk driver in Nebraska
• holding stop of defendant in Nebraska by South Dakota officers violated federal and state constitutions because officers lacked Nebraska authority to stop
• stating stop and detainment unlawful where officer had no statutory authority and requiring suppression of evidence in criminal proceeding under both Fourth Amendment and Nebraska Constitution
• stating stop and detainment unlawful where officer had no statutory authority and requiring suppression of evidence in criminal proceeding under both Fourth Amendment and Nebraska Constitution

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