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State v. Frank

Citations

  • 650 N.W.2d 213
  • 2002 Minn. App. LEXIS 1012
  • 2002 WL 2004563

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that officer’s belief that driver of vehicle could consent to search of suitcases found in vehicle was mistake of law
  • concluding that officer's belief that driver of vehicle could consent to search of suitcases found in vehicle was mistake of law
  • holding that it was unreasonable for an officer to search a passenger's suitcase that was located in the trunk based only upon the driver's consent to < search the vehicle
  • holding a driver’s consent to the search of a vehicle did not extend to a suitcase owned by a third party
  • “Out of appellant’s hearing, Officer Engum asked S.J. for permission to search the vehicle . . . .”
  • “The automobile exception and the consent exception to the warrant requirement are separate and distinct doctrines.”

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Judges: Randall, Toussaint, Stoneburner

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