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To: VA Advogado
The search was pursuant to a lawful stop.

There's no such Constitutional thing as a "search pursuant to a lawful stop". You're confusing a "search pursuant to a lawful arrest" with the phrase that you just made up. Lawful arrest. Absent a lawful arrest, there should at least be probable cause. This case involved neither.

81 posted on 03/04/2002 9:04:27 PM PST by Sandy
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To: Sandy
Lawful arrests generally begin with lawful stops. Once you master logic perhaps we can move on to the legal stuff.
93 posted on 03/05/2002 3:03:52 AM PST by VA Advogado
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