Supreme Court of Iowa· 6/16/2004

State v. Smith

Citations

683 N.W.2d 542
2004 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 206
2004 WL 1336301

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finding there was no seizure when an officer asked the driver of a stopped vehicle for identification and the person voluntarily complied with the request
finding there was no seizure when an officer asked the driver of a stopped vehicle for identification and the person voluntarily complied with the request
holding officer did not “seize” passenger by requesting identification
reaffirming prior holding that an officer may speak with or ask for the identification of a passenger without \articulable suspicions or need to arrest the driver or make a search\ (quoting State v. Riley , 501 N.W.2d 487 , 489 (Iowa 1993) )
“Wilson, therefore, overruled Becker sub silentio as far as its reliance on the Fourth Amendment.”
finding no seizure where defendant voluntarily gave identification

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