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At the impound lot an officer unlocked the vehicle and conducted an inventory search of the vehicle using the department’s standard inventory form in accordance with department procedure.

Although the United States Supreme Court has not addressed the issue, some courts have indicated that there is also a burden on law enforcement to establish that it was reasonable and or necessary to tow the vehicle.

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endobj The officer found marijuana in the glove compartment of the automobile.

FAQ | The first purpose was to protect the officer’s safety from the possibility that the arrestee would reach back into the vehicle to grab a weapon and the second was to prevent the arrestee from reaching into the vehicle and destroying any evidence or contraband.

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Arizona v. Gant,  2009 U.S. LEXIS 3120; slip op.

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In doing so, the Court held that the purpose of this particular exception was to: Approximately ten years later, the Court expanded the scope of an inventory search to include containers within the vehicle as long as the search of such containers would be authorized under the department inventory policy. <>200 0 R]/P 568 0 R/Pg 557 0 R/S/Link>> <> Rodney Gant was apprehended by Arizona state police on an outstanding warrant for driving with a suspended license. In order to understand the significance of Gant… The United States Supreme Court’s Ruling in Arizona v. Gant Robert L. Farb Professor of Public Law and Government School of Government The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill April 26, 2009 On April 21, 2009, the United States Supreme Court issued a ruling in Arizona v. Gant In these examples, the inventory exception may simply not apply.

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Bottom Line: The inventory exception is separate from incident to arrest and supported by a different set of reasons.

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In Gant, the Court qualified the Thorntonrule by holding that in a case where it was “reasonable to believe the vehicle contains evidence of the offense of arrest,” the officer may search the vehicle incident to the arrest.

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