Washington Supreme Court· 7/19/2001

State v. Reynolds

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27 P.3d 200

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holding that “whether the deputy’s directive constituted an unlawful seizure of [the defendant] is immaterial” because defendant failed to establish he “discarded the item after the allegedly unlawful police conduct occurred”
recognizing the State's \burden of showing that the property was abandoned\
assuming sub silentio that a traffic stop for a cracked windshield was lawful
assuming sub silentio that a traffic stop for a cracked windshield was lawful
law enforcement may retrieve and search voluntarily abandoned property without a warrant or probable cause
law enforcement may retrieve and search voluntarily abandoned property without a warrant or probable cause

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Judges: Owens

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