ZACHARIAH J MARSHALL v. State of Indiana
── ZACHARIAH J MARSHALL v. State of Indiana ──
Case No.: 18S-CR-00464
Court: Indiana Supreme Court
Date: February 27, 2019
Author: Justice Christopher Goff
County of Origin: Porter
Category: Criminal
Decision: Affirmed
Zachariah Marshall challenges the propriety of his traffic stop for
speeding under both the United States and Indiana Constitutions. He
presents us with an interesting question: When a police officer’s calibrated
radar indicates an oncoming vehicle is speeding, the officer then verifies
the radar speed exceeds the posted speed limit, but he ultimately fails to
document the excessive speed, is there reasonable suspicion for a traffic
stop? We answer yes and affirm the trial court.
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