A question for LEOs: I head from some friends on the east coast there is a law that states in some states when your glove compartment is locked a LEO cannot search it in a traffic stop without a warrant. Is this true in California? If so, does the law include other locked containers in a vehicle?
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There are too many variables in this situation for a definitive answer. Sometimes yes, sometimes no, depends on the circumstances.
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