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State v. Riley

Citations

  • 501 N.W.2d 487
  • 1993 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 147
  • 1993 WL 208815

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  • noting the officer limited his search to what was minimally necessary to learn whether the passenger was armed
  • holding furtive movements alone may justify a pat- down search
  • holding asking passenger for identification not improper
  • holding asking passenger for identification not improper
  • holding asking passenger for identification not improper
  • “[A]n officer may [also] make a protective, warrantless search of a person when the officer, pointing to specific and articulable facts, reasonably believes under all the circumstances that the suspicious person presents a danger to the officer or to others.”

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Judges: McGiverin, Carter, Neuman, Snell, Andreasen

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