Nevada: Cars Stopped For a Pebble In the WindshieldA pebble in the windshield justifies the search of a car according to a new Nevada Supreme Court ruling.TheNewspaper Apr. 21, 2014 |
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Nevada's Supreme Court earlier this month decided that motorists can be stopped and searched if a tiny rock scratches a vehicle's windshield. The court took up a case where a police officer stopped a motorist but was wrong about the statute governing windshields. The high court decided to find a way to make the initial stop stick. Read More |