Legal Opinion
State v. Askerooth
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Decided June 17, 2004No. C6-02-318PublishedCited by 94 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
PAUL H. ANDERSON, Justice.
Shortly after midnight on April 21, 2001, a Saint Paul police officer stopped Todd Jeffrey Askerooth for failing to obey a *357stop sign. After making the stop, the officer learned that Askerooth did not have a driver’s license. The officer asked Aske-rooth to get out of his van, conducted a pat-down search for weapons, and then confined Askerooth in the back seat of the officer’s squad car. After identifying Ask-erooth, the officer asked for and received consent to search the van. He searched the van with the assistance of two other officers who arrived at the…
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