State v. Scott
New Mexico Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
KENNEDY, Judge.
{1} In this case we examine when and how police conduct in the investigation of a misdemeanor traffic violation exceeds the bounds of reasonableness to impinge upon constitutional protections against illegal searches and seizures. We hold the post-midnight visit to Defendant’s home during which police ordered Defendant to be awakened and then demanded that Defendant exit his home constitutes a non-consensual investigative detention. We further hold the seizure amounted to an illegal seizure under the New Mexico and United States Constitutions because it was unsupported…
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