State v. Jones
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMadsen, J.
— Defendant Kurt Jones was stopped for a traffic violation and subsequently arrested on an outstanding warrant. After Jones was arrested, deputies searched his passenger’s purse and seized a firearm found in the purse. Prior to trial, Jones moved to suppress the firearm. The trial court denied Jones’s motion, and Jones was convicted of unlawful possession of a firearm. Jones appealed, arguing that the police unlawfully searched his passenger’s purse. The Court of Appeals affirmed Jones’s *331conviction. We hold that the search of a passenger’s purse is not justified incident to a driver’s arrest…
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