search and seizure w/o a warrant

reasonable suspision or probable cause

• require the driver to get out of the vehicle
• request an opportunityto inspect licence and registration
• examine the exterior of the vehicle
• examine the interior of the vehicle (can use flashlight)
• ask question about the stop
• inspect the VIN

officer must have P/C that the vehicle contains evidence of a criminal offense and vehicle must be in a moble condition (also known as the Corroll Doctrine)

anywhere the P/C object could be hidden including passengers property left in the vehicle

• closed containers that could contain the evidence may be searched with P/C
• no body search allowed

• search can take place immediatly at the location of the stop or may be taken to the station
• if you don't obtain P/C until the vehicle has lost mobility or taken into custody then get a warrant

yes as long as it is able to be mobile and not perminantly attached to utilities

if you have good reason to believe it is necessary to save a life or prevent injury or serious property damage

you have P/C to believe that the thing is in the place you are searching and you believe that it will be moved or destroyed waiting for a warrant

when the emergency is over the search ends

• the human body is detoxing as time passes
• medical professionals should take the blood

pursuit can continue if you have P/C that the suspect is armed and has commited a serious crime

• must be voluntary
• come from a person with lawfull authority
• consenting must be aware of what they are doing

verbal consent is sufficent but written consent is better

your request to search cannot sound like a demand in tone or manner

anywhere the consenting party will let you