Washington Supreme Court· 4/11/2002

State v. Duncan

Citations

146 Wash. 2d 166
43 P.3d 513

How courts have described this case

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stating that searches incident to arrest and inventory searches are separate warrant requirement exceptions
stating that searches incident to arrest and inventory searches are separate warrant requirement exceptions
declining “to extend the Terry stop exception under the Fourth Amendment... to nontraffic civil infractions.”
“[S]ociety will tolerate a higher level of intrusion for a . . . higher crime than it would for a lesser crime.”
an officer need not have evidence supporting all elements of a crime to support an investigative detention
Terry stop requires a reasonable, articulable suspicion, based on specific, objective facts, that the person stopped has committed or is about to commit a crime or a civil traffic infraction

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Judges: Bridge

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