Beck v. Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Stewart
On the afternoon of November 10,1961, the petitioner, William Beck, was driving his automobile in the vicinity *90of East 115th Street and Beulah Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio. Cleveland police officers accosted him, identified themselves, and ordered him to pull over to the curb. The officers possessed neither an arrest warrant nor a search warrant'. Placing him under arrest, they searched his car but found nothing of interest. They then took him to a nearby police station where they searched his person and found an envelope containing a number of clearing house slips “beneath the sock of his leg.”…
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