United States v. Manuel Contreras-Trevino

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• holding a license plate frame “that covered the top half of the [state name]” gave officers probable cause to initiate a traffic stop for violation of a statute prohibiting objects that “alter[] or obscure[] the letters or numbers on the plate”
• discussing the effect of amendments to §502.409 on its prior decision in Granado
• finding a violation of the Texas Transportation Code despite the fact that the plastic license plate frame which caused the obstruction had been attached by the car dealer, not the driver of the vehicle

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).