State v. Ritte

How courts have described this case

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• holding that, even assuming existence of probable cause, warrant-less search is unreasonable in absence of some judicially recognized justification
• holding, after discussing the purposes of the search incident to arrest exception, that a search was not within the exception as the \arrestees had already been taken from the area\
• “To establish exigent circumstances . . . government must show it had reason to believe that because of the vehicle’s mobility or exposure, there was a foreseeable risk that it might be moved or that the evidence which it contained might be lost before a warrant could be obtained.”
• probable cause and exigent circumstances

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).