Motion To Suppress Guidance
Summary
An officer looking under a drivers seat is generally considered a search in California. To suppress evidence from an unlawful search, file a motion under Penal Code Section 1538.5, arguing lack of probable cause or a valid warrant. Gather all relevant evidence and documentation to support your claim.Full Conversation
motion to supress and does an officer looking under a drivers seat equal a search of the drivers car in california
Hey ****! Yes, an officer looking under a driver's seat generally qualifies as a search. In California, you can file a motion to suppress evidence obtained from an unlawful search.
Steps for a Motion to Suppress:
- File a motion under Penal Code Section *.*.
- Argue the search was without probable cause or a valid warrant.
- Present evidence supporting your claim.
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Hey ****! To proceed with your motion to suppress, make sure to gather all relevant evidence and documentation. If you need more detailed guidance on this process or have any other questions, feel free to ask.
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