me again
the pat down is correct unless other circumstances allow them to go further.
where most people get it wrong is this:
they say "empty your pockets"
you do it
the correct answer if you don't want to have a search take place is "no"
You see the cops don't have to tell you that...
petition for return of property
there is a petition(motion) that you can make to the magistrate that is for the return of property. You will have to site a law that states you have the right to a hearing on this motion even though no charges were filed. There is also the need to include that...
i am so sorry
i didn't see your reply or your private message for some reason and i would like to give you some court cases to refer to that concern dog sniffs. I hope that you have already found them but if not go to findlaw.com and then search the court cases using search terms dog sniff...
i am shaking now too
first of all i am not a lawyer so if i sound like i am giving you legal advice its just cuz i am pigheaded when it comes to the police.
when the police do things this way its usually to someone who doesn't have much for them to base a warrant on so they should probably...
seriously
I feel for you I really do but is there any chance your fiancee, the car owner, had an ex who was a cop? maybe one who never got over it
(why did you consent to everything they asked ?)
monica
I was a victim of robbery. Robbers caught quickly with my truck and many bags stuffed with articles. Some contraband and documents that might indicate criminal activity are found amongst articles.
Affiant states to magistrate that I claimed ownership of items and therefore i may be involved...