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Stout v. State

Citations

  • 898 S.W.2d 457
  • 320 Ark. 552
  • 1995 Ark. LEXIS 315
  • 1995 WL 315722

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  • declining to diverge from Belton rule under Arkansas Constitution because of great difficulty in balancing competing interests in this area and because of workable nature of Belton rule
  • adopting Belton under the Arkansas Constitution and upholding a warrantless search of an automobile incident to the arrest conducted after the defendant was handcuffed and standing on the side of the highway
  • adopting Belton under the Arkansas Constitution and upholding a warrant-less search of an automobile incident to the arrest conducted after the defendant was handcuffed and standing on the side of the highway
  • declining to diverge from Belton rule under Arkansas Constitution because of great difficulty in balancing competing interests in this area and because of workable nature of Belton rule
  • adopting Belton under the Arkansas Constitution and upholding a warrantless search of an automobile incident to the arrest conducted after the defendant was handcuffed and standing on the side of the highway
  • suspect stopped for crossing center line and officer saw marijuana roach in plain view in the front seat

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Judges: Dudley

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