Supreme Court of Iowa· 2/17/1982

State v. Jackson

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315 N.W.2d 766
1982 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1316

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holding as valid an officer’s stop of a vehicle for failure to display license plates, even though the officer later learned the vehicle was displaying proper temporary plates
holding as valid an officer’s stop of a vehicle for failure to display license plates, even though the officer later learned the vehicle was displaying proper temporary plates
holding as valid an officer’s stop of a vehicle for failure to display license plates, even though the officer later learned the vehicle was displaying proper temporary plates
upholding the validity of a vehicle stop for failure to display license plates even though the officer later learned the vehicle was displaying proper temporary plates
“Notwithstanding the fact that a mistake concerning the license plates led to the defendant’s stop there was nothing illegal about the fact that, once he was stopped and exonerated, he was asked to display his operator’s license.”
also upholding stop of a vehicle for failure to display license plates, even though the officer later learned the vehicle was displaying proper temporary plates

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Judges: Reynoldson, Harris, McCormick, Allbee, McGiverin

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