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A 9-year-old was taken on a five-mile ride through Queens Friday morningby someone who stole thecar he was sitting in, police said
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He cannot, at a later date, withdraw that consent or avoid that liability when it becomes inconvenient, unless he removes the tire from thecar.
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You carry a first aid kit hiking because when the need arises, it will be too late to go fetch the first aid kit from thecar.
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Does pulling someone over for a moving violation generally give you privilege to demand identification of any passengers in thecar?
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The story you link to in the update says that it was a man who sold thecar.
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It tuns out that the car was a police decoy and he got charged criminally for breaking into thecar.
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Other circuits say yes, as the legitimate renter gave him permission to drive thecar.
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Instead of a rental car, I see this as being more like a stolen car, where the owner would have full rights to allow search of thecar.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Fourth Amendment Rights in a Storage Unit Obtained Using a Stolen Identity
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This is akin to looking out the rear window and trying to drive thecar.
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I would disagree, because the metric of Joules per mile ignores engine efficiency and is only dependent on the efficiency of moving thecar.
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