Suazo v. Department of Social & Health Services

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• holding that where there is probable cause to support the search, the search need not occur imme- diately upon seizure but the delay must be reasonable
• holding that where there is probable cause to support the search, the search need not occur imme- diately upon seizure but the delay must be reasonable
• noting that a search made pursuant to the automobile exception must be supported by probable cause
• explaining that a boat’s being on “open waters on a large lake” and not “permanently moored” weighed in favor of it being a vehicle
• explaining that a boat’s being on “open waters on a large lake” and not “permanently moored” weighed in favor of it being a vehicle
• noting that a search made pursuant to the automobile exception must be supported by probable cause

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