Court of Appeals of Oregon· 4/17/1985

State v. Smith

Citations

698 P.2d 973
73 Or. App. 287
298 P.2d 973
1985 Ore. App. LEXIS 2832

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holding that “[a] warrant check may become unreasonable ... if, for instance it takes an inordinately long time to complete”
holding that the use of the defendant’s identification to check for arrest warrants transformed a mere conversation with the defendant into a stop under ORS 136.615
holding that the use of the defendant's identification to check for arrest warrants transformed a mere conversation with the defendant into a stop under ORS 136.615
holding that while a three- to five-minute long check for outstanding arrest warrants based on reasonable suspicion during an otherwise lawful traffic stop was appropriate, a warrant check may become unreasonable if it takes an inordinately long time to complete
finding five-minute warrant check during stop lawful but warning that check may become unreasonable if inordinately long
“A warrant check may become unreasonable under ORS 131.615(2) if, for instance, it takes an inordinately long time to complete.”

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Judges: Gillette, Van Hoomissen Young, Young

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