Supreme Court of Minnesota· 7/9/1971

State v. Curtis

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190 N.W.2d 631
290 Minn. 429
1971 Minn. LEXIS 1149

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holding that Fourth Amendment rights are protected against \routine\ searches \arising out of ordinary traffic violations.\
holding that Fourth Amendment rights are protected against “routine” searches “arising out of ordinary traffic violations.”
providing that police may, for their own protection, search a person before placing him in a squad car
stating that a suspect’s hostile or threatening attitude is relevant to determining whether weapons search is justified
holding, pre-Belton, that Fourth Amendment protects “against ‘routine searches’ arising out of ordinary traffic violations” and suppressing evidence of drugs obtained in vehicular search incident to arrest for failure to give turn signal
holding, pre- Belton, that Fourth Amendment protects \against `routine searches' arising out of ordinary traffic violations\ and suppressing evidence of drugs obtained in vehicular search incident to arrest for failure to give turn signal

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Judges: Odden, Knutson, Nelson, Otis, Rogosheske, Kelly

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