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Younger brother got pulled over
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<blockquote data-quote="wesessiah" data-source="post: 13635712" data-attributes="member: 111232"><p>you can limit a consent search in any way you see fit.</p><p>officer: do you mind if i search your vehicle?</p><p>driver: i don't mind at all, but don't search in my glove compartment or center console.</p><p>the officers leans into the vehicle to search...</p><p>driver: i no longer consent to any search of my vehicle.</p><p>officer: ok.</p><p>in a probable cause/warrant search there is no denying or limiting.</p><p></p><p></p><p>as opposed to fighting the officer because he doesn't believe the officer has probable cause to search, while the officer does and then hoping the courts do the right thing? you make it known you are not consenting to the search, but not resisting. as an officer in the situation i would state "i'm not going to actively or passively resist, but i'm not consenting because i believe this to be an unlawful search." if an officer believes he has probable cause to search a vehicle and he ends up not searching because the driver says no, then he shouldn't be an officer. why would you actively go out of your way to make the situation worse? if you're being unlawfully arrested through some mistake, do you also think you should fight and risk someone getting hurt or killed? use common sense and don't make a situation worse on principle.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wesessiah, post: 13635712, member: 111232"] you can limit a consent search in any way you see fit. officer: do you mind if i search your vehicle? driver: i don't mind at all, but don't search in my glove compartment or center console. the officers leans into the vehicle to search... driver: i no longer consent to any search of my vehicle. officer: ok. in a probable cause/warrant search there is no denying or limiting. as opposed to fighting the officer because he doesn't believe the officer has probable cause to search, while the officer does and then hoping the courts do the right thing? you make it known you are not consenting to the search, but not resisting. as an officer in the situation i would state "i'm not going to actively or passively resist, but i'm not consenting because i believe this to be an unlawful search." if an officer believes he has probable cause to search a vehicle and he ends up not searching because the driver says no, then he shouldn't be an officer. why would you actively go out of your way to make the situation worse? if you're being unlawfully arrested through some mistake, do you also think you should fight and risk someone getting hurt or killed? use common sense and don't make a situation worse on principle. [/QUOTE]
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