United States v. Wesley Dale Bishop

How courts have described this case

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• holding that plain-view exception provided officer with authority to seize gun by reaching through open window of unattended car
• stating that the plain view exception permits the warrantless seizure of objects dangerous in themselves
• upholding officer’s seizure of pistol through open window of unattended automobile as reasonable “in light of the risk that unattended guns pose to public safety”
• “The Supreme Court also has indicated that the plain view exception permits the warrantless seizure of ‘objects dangerous in themselves.’ ”
• “The Supreme Court also has indicated that the plain view exception permits the warrantless seizure of ‘objects dangerous in themselves.’ ”
• The Supreme Court also has indicated that the plain view exception permits the warrantless seizure of ‘objects dangerous in themselves ”’

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