United States v. Richter
Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces
1ConcurrenceCrawford, Judge
In addition to finding that there was a lawful stop, a plain view search and seizure, and a valid search of the truck under the automobile exception, I would also hold that there was probable cause for an arrest and a search incident to that arrest.
Additionally, I would hold that there was a valid consent to search based on appellant’s signing a written consent to search after being advised of his rights. I would excise from consideration of the consent to search the house, the call by appellant’s friend who said that the police had a search warrant, since this information was not mentioned…
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