Search & Seizure – Weapon Possession – Release On Summons
By Deborah Elkins
Published: November 17, 2008
Assuming defendant’s arrest and search violated state law requiring release on a summons, police had probable cause to believe defendant committed the misdemeanor of possessing a concealed weapon, and the arrest and search did not violate the U.S. or Virginia Constitutions, and the Court of Appeals upholds denial of defendant’s motion to suppress.
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