Wyandotte National Bank v. Simpson

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• holding that Subjecting careless driving and drunk driving to different officer had probable cause to suspect drunk driving based on constitutional standards makes no sense legally and “erratic driving”
• holding drunk driving stop to be constitutional where driver had \weaved from side to side at least three times on\ two different streets
• holding drunk driving stop to be constitutional where driver had “weaved from side to side at least three times on” two different streets
• noting that extremely restrictive conditions constitute a “crucial exception to the general rule that a prisoner has no liberty interest in his classification”
• noting that plaintiff admitted to smoking marijuana, had “very bloodshot” eyes and spoke with “cotton mouth,” and there was a “strong ammonia-like smell” coming from the car
• holding drunk driving stop to toward him. Shortly thereafter, Gaddis removed his hands be constitutional where driver had “weaved from side to side from his pockets. According to Bain and Burdick, they saw at least three times on” two different streets

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).