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State v. Williamson

Citations

  • 206 N.W.2d 613
  • 58 Wis. 2d 514
  • 1973 Wisc. LEXIS 1487

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  • concluding that Williamson's response of \I don't care\ to an officer's request to search his car did not even raise the issue of voluntariness of the consent to search
  • holding that defendants must raise their status as a peace officer as an affirmative defense
  • holding that defendants must raise their status as a peace officer as an affirmative defense
  • after police found bullets on driver’s person during a pat-down search, they were entitled to search the vehicle for a gun
  • stop upheld where defendant drove a circuitous route in downtown Milwaukee and pulled his car over to the curb in response to approach of marked squad car
  • stop upheld where defendant drove a circuitous route in downtown Milwaukee and pulled his car over to the curb in response to approach of marked squad car

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Judges: Robert W. Hansen

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