Judges and Judiciary
Feb. 3, 2007
Court Upholds Car Search After Tip
Police officers acted within the law by searching a man's car after an anonymous tipster told them the man had threatened him with a gun, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Police officers acted within the law by searching a man's car after an anonymous tipster told them the man had threatened him with a gun, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
Affirming the 2nd District Court of Appeal, the high court denied Norman J. Dolly's motion to suppress the loaded revolver police found in his car. People v. Do...
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