Supreme Court of Minnesota· 9/18/1997

State v. Holmes

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569 N.W.2d 181
1997 Minn. LEXIS 709
1997 WL 581546

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concluding that a parking violation was not sufficiently serious to merit a Terry stop, permitting stops based solely on probable cause and \only if the stop is necessary to enforce the violation .. . .\
concluding that a parking violation was not sufficiently serious to merit a Terry stop, permitting stops based solely on probable cause and \only if the stop is necessary to enforce the violation . . . .\
requiring that inventory searches must be performed in accordance with standard procedures and at least in part to obtain an inventory
stating that “standard procedure[s] . . . ensure that the intrusion will be limited in scope to the extent necessary” to secure and protect vehicles and their contents (quotation omitted)
Terry did not authorize seizure to investigate suspected parking viola‐ tion
Terry did not authorize seizure to investigate suspected parking violation

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