Government
Nov. 9, 2006
State Justices May Permit Police Searches From Anonymous Tips
SACRAMENTO - The California Supreme Court seemed poised Tuesday to rule that a 911 call by an anonymous tipster who said he had been threatened with a gun justified a warrantless search of a suspect's car.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - The California Supreme Court seemed poised Tuesday to rule that a 911 call by an anonymous tipster who said he had been threatened with a gun justified a warrantless search of a suspect's car.
A lawyer for the suspect argued that without any independent reason to trust the tip that his client was carrying a loaded gun, po...
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