Frederick Dale Knight v. Florida
Within what narrow istah does a roto- cwwx rau tragic stop arap* the subsequent observation through the- window of stopped veryca£. ftt'jeal' * irg* a c>|l mpr. v(lau 0>rO\RR clqa^tre <awe r\se to probable. cause vo search a oe-rs oral- , rea' sorable exc^ec tep zore of frwac-y ?
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Does a noncriminal traffic stop and subsequent observation through the window of a stopped vehicle revealing a cylindrical brown object give rise to probable cause to search a personal, reasonable expected zone of privacy?