Court of Appeals of Oregon· 1/29/1997

State v. Hadley

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932 P.2d 1194
146 Or. App. 166
1997 Ore. App. LEXIS 71

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in virtually all instances a traffic stop continues until the motorist has had a “real time” opportunity to move on.
“[T]he state bears the burden of proving that the requisite substantial temporal break occurred.”
traffic stop continues until the motorist has had an objectively and distinct real time opportunity to move on, meaning there must be a temporal break in the action between an officer's indication that a motorist is free to go and any unrelated inquiries
traffic stop continues until the motorist has had an objectively and distinct real time opportunity to move on, meaning there must be a temporal break in the action between an officer's indication that a motorist is free to go and any unrelated inquiries

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Judges: Armstrong, Warren, Edmonds, Deits

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