Legal Opinion
State v. Drury
Missouri Court of Appeals
Decided November 29, 2011No. ED 96754PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
KURT S. ODENWALD, Chief Judge.
Introduction
The State of Missouri (State) appeals from the trial court’s order suppressing evidence related to the arrest of Kerri Drury (Drury) for driving while intoxicated. The trial court found that Drury was detained in violation of the Fourth Amendment, ordered the evidence suppressed, and dismissed the charges against her. After reviewing the record, we find that Drury was not seized in violation of the Fourth Amendment. Drury’s original detention was constitutionally permissible because it was initiated for the purpose of officer safety at the scene of an…
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