Court of Appeals of Washington· 7/7/2008
State v. Prado
Citations
- 186 P.3d 1186
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- holding that a one-second incursion over the shoulder line did not establish a reasonable suspicion of a failure to remain “ ‘as nearly as practicable’ ” within a single lane of travel (quoting RCW 46.61.140(1))
- interpreting phrase \as nearly as practicable\ in a statute similarly worded to section 56-5-1900 and concluding that legislature's use of this language \demonstrates a recognition that brief incursions over the lane lines will happen\
- “A vehicle crossing over the line for one second by two tire widths on an exit lane does not justify a belief that the vehicle was operated unlawfully”
- holding that a one -second incursion over the shoulder line did not establish a reasonable suspicion of a failure to remain \ as nearly as practicable\ within a single lane of travel
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Judges: Grosse
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- State v. JonesCourt of Appeals of Washington· 2015-04-06· cited 7×
- State v. AlstonSupreme Court of South Carolina· 2018-03-07· cited 6×
- State Of Washington v. Artur TysyachukCourt of Appeals of Washington· 2020-04-14· cited 6×
- Joanna S. Robinson v. State of IndianaIndiana Court of Appeals· 2013-04-23· cited 4×
- State of Washington v. Erica C. Magallon AlvarezCourt of Appeals of Washington· 2018-12-04· cited 3×
- State v. HuffmanCourt of Appeals of Washington· 2014-12-22· cited 3×
- State Of Washington v. Christi L. KocherCourt of Appeals of Washington· 2017-06-26· cited 1×
- State Of Washington v. Sarah S. HuffmanCourt of Appeals of Washington· 2014-12-22
- State Of Washington v. Donald Kinsell JonesCourt of Appeals of Washington· 2015-04-06
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