Texas v. White

noting that search was invalid under state constitution, but that the argument was waived | holding that probable cause to search that existed at roadside still existed when car was transported to station house, where car was searched, despite dissenting Justice’s contention that nothing showed that it would have been impractical or unsafe to search car at roadside | holding that probable cause to search that existed at roadside still existed when car was transported to station house, where car was searched, despite dissenting Justice’s contention that nothing showed that it would have been impractical or unsafe to search car at roadside | emphasizing that Chambers held “that police officers with probable cause to search an automobile at the scene where it was stopped could constitutionally do so later at the station house without first obtaining a warrant.” | discussing Chambers and concluding that the probable cause factor still existed when the vehicle was relocated to the station house | reversing suppression order when search was conducted on probable cause at. station house | evidence seized after warrantless search of automobile at police station properly admitted since trial judge properly determined probable cause existed | officers had reason to believe suitcase held a loaded weapon — under these circumstances, immediate search permitted | officers had reason to believe suitcase held a loaded weapon — under these circumstances, immediate search permitted | probable cause to search the vehicle created at the scene of the stop not annulled by delay in searching the vehicle until arrival at the police station | “police officers with probable cause to search an automobile at the scene where it was stopped could constitutionally do so later at the station house without first obtaining a warrant” | "police officers with probable cause to search an automobile at the scene where it was stopped could constitutionally do so later at the station house without first obtaining a warrant" | “[Pjolice officers with probable cause to search an automobile at the scene where it was stopped could constitutionally do so later at the station house without first obtaining a warrant.” | no requirement that warrantless search of a vehicle occur contemporaneously with its lawful seizure | upheld warrantless search of defendant’s car at police station after he was arrested while attempting to pass fraudulent checks at the drive-in window of a bank | police officers, with probable cause at scene could constitutionally search car later at station house without a warrant | “police officers with probable cause to search an automobile at the scene where it was stopped could constitutionally do so later at the station house without first obtaining a warrant” | justification to conduct warrantless search of car did not vanish once car was immobilized | “police officers with probable cause to search an automobile at the scene where it was stopped could constitutionally do so later at the station house without first obtaining a warrant” | "[P]olice officers with probable cause to search an automobile at the scene where it was stopped [may] constitutionally do so later at the station house without first obtaining a warrant." | “[P]olice officers with probable cause to search an automobile at the scene where it was stopped could constitutionally do so later at the station house without first obtaining a warrant.” | seizure of checks similar to those defendant had attempted to pass | dissenting opinion of Justice (then Judge) Sullivan | dissenting opinion of Justice (then Judge) Sullivan