A recent ruling by the Oregon State Supreme Court means cops can no longer stop you for a moving violation and going on fishing expeditions with questions.
State Supreme Court Sets Massive Precedent, Cops Can No Longer Ask Random Questions
State Supreme Court Sets Massive Precedent, Cops Can No Longer Ask Random Questions
A recent ruling by the Oregon State Supreme Court means cops can no longer stop you for a moving violation and going on fishing expeditions with questions.
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