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A police officer who makes a traffic stop has at least 17 minutes to question the driver and passengers without violating their constitutional rights, the 11th Circuit has stated. In a decision that allowed prosecutors to pursue a case against a woman accused of transporting drugs in her car, Chief Judge J.L. Edmondson concluded with a half-page footnote about whether a 17-minute stop could ever be considered unconstitutional because of its length. His conclusion: "the detention is too short."
August 02, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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