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Trigg v. State

Citations

  • 725 N.E.2d 446
  • 2000 Ind. App. LEXIS 311
  • 2000 WL 274086

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  • declaring that when the defendant exited the car at the officer's request during a traffic stop, the officer properly seized a crack pipe he saw on the driver's seat pursuant to the plain view doctrine
  • declaring that when the defendant exited the car at the officer's request during a traffic stop, the officer properly seized a crack pipe he saw on the driver's seat pursuant to the plain view doctrine
  • residue-encrusted crack cocaine pipe found where defendant was sitting was sufficient to establish intent to use the pipe to smoke crack
  • residue-encrusted crack pipe found where defendant was sitting was sufficient to establish intent to use the pipe to smoke crack
  • residue-encrusted crack pipe found where defendant was sitting was sufficient to establish intent to use the pipe to smoke crack
  • fact that defendant became nervous and \fidgeted in his seat as if trying to hide or retrieve something\ when police officer approached vehicle justified pat-down search for weapons

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Judges: Staton, Baker, Sullivan

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