Arrest Of Vending Machine Thieves Result Of Illegal Search

An officer's search and subsequent arrest of a man violated the defendant's Fourth Amendment rights protecting against illegal search and seizure. Typically, an officer is required to have a warrant to search a vehicle, but according to the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Terry v. Ohio, an officer may conduct a limited search if there ...

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Arrest Of Vending Machine Thieves Result Of Illegal Search

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