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CAVEAT PASSENGER
By Mark Thompson
markthomp@yahoo.com
Posted 09-10-08

The Appellate Division is making it steadily easier for New York City police and prosecutors to nail automobile passengers for possession of any drugs found in the car.

In its latest lesson on the new rules that henceforth will govern car searches in the city, a unanimous First Department appellate panel reversed a decision by New York County Supreme Court Justice Charles J. Tejada that had barred prosecutors from using as evidence against two passengers a bag of cocaine recovered from a front door pocket. 

Full post as published by Judicial Reports on September 10, 2008 (boomark / email).

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