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State v. Keller

Citations

  • 361 Or. 566
  • 396 P.3d 917
  • 2017 Ore. LEXIS 418

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  • holding unauthorized stop does not give rise to constitutional violation under search and seizure provisions of Oregon Constitution under all the facts and circumstances of the case
  • holding unauthorized stop does not give rise to constitutional violation under search and seizure provisions of Oregon Constitution under all the facts and circumstances of the case
  • finding that an unauthorized stop by a Washington police officer that would have been legal if performed by an Oregon police officer did not violate the Oregon Constitution and therefore the suppression of evidence in a driving-while-intoxicated case was not required
  • finding that an unauthorized stop by a Washington police officer that would have been legal if performed by an Oregon police officer did not violate the Oregon Constitution and therefore the suppression of evidence in a driving-while-intoxicated case was not required
  • Article I, section 9, “imposes limits on searches and seizures in order to prevent arbitrary and oppressive interference by law enforcement officials with the privacy and personal security of individu- als” (internal quotation and brackets omitted)
  • Article I, section 9, “imposes limits on searches and seizures in order to prevent arbitrary and oppressive interference by law enforcement officials with the privacy and personal security of individu- als” (internal quotation and brackets omitted)

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Judges: Balmer, Kistler, Walters, Landau, Brewer, Nakamoto, Flynn

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