Oregon Supreme Court· 7/5/2013

State v. Watson

Citations

353 Or. 768
305 P.3d 94
2013 WL 3389065
2013 Ore. LEXIS 486

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holding that, under Article I, section 9, verifying driver’s identity is reasonably related to traffic stop
concluding that “an officer’s determination of a person’s identity generally is reasonably related to the officer’s investigation of a traffic infraction”
holding that, after an officer’s partner “smelled marijuana, [the officer] had the requisite reasonable suspicion of criminal activity that permitted him to investigate further”
holding that, under Article I, section 9, verifying driver’s identity is reasonably related to traffic stop
concluding that, in a traffic stop, it is reasonable for an officer to determine whether the driver has valid driving privileges before allowing them to continue on their way
concluding that, in a traffic stop, it is reasonable for an officer to determine whether the driver has valid driving privileges before allowing them to continue on their way

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Judges: Walters

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