Sullivan v. BitterSweet Ranch, LLC

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• holding that a warrantless \caretaking search of a lawfully impounded automobile\ does not violate the Fourth Amendment
• holding that a warrantless “caretaking search of a lawfully impounded automobile” does not violate the Fourth Amendment
• holding that an inventory search of an automobile prior to its im-poundment, pursuant to standard police procedures, is reasonable under the Fourth Amendment
• holding that an inventory search of an automobile prior to its impoundment, pursuant to standard police procedures, is reasonable under the Fourth Amendment
• recognizing that the “[Supreme] Court has traditionally drawn a distinction between automobiles and homes ... in relation to the Fourth Amendment”
• holding that officers may conduct an inventory search of a lawfully impounded vehicle without a warrant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).