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Sample DC Traffic Cases
... Although the applicable provision of the Traffic Act that incorporates the DUI statute has been
in place since the 1920s, this appeal presents an issue of first impression. We conclude that the
DUI statute applies to bicycles and affirm the trial court's judgment. I. Statement of Facts. ...
... His arrest and conviction arose from the stop and search of his vehicle at a police traffic checkpoint
823 in Northeast Washington. Jones argues that the trial court erred in denying his pre-trial motion
to suppress the evidence recovered from his vehicle and his person. ...
... Appellant, Carlton Lewis, appeals the Superior Court's dismissal, for lack of standing, of his
complaint claiming that he was wrongfully discharged for refusing to enforce the District of
Columbia's automatic traffic enforcement statute, which he considers unconstitutional. ...
... On appeal, appellant contends that the trial court impermissibly curtailed his Sixth Amendment
right to expose the officers' biases and prejudices through cross-examination concerning their
pretextual reliance on minor traffic violations as grounds to stop and search suspects for ...
... Officer Dykman testified at trial that he approached the Suburban, which was halted in traffic,
because he saw the front-seat passenger drinking from a bottle in a paper bag. Dykman
suspected that the bag concealed an open container of alcohol. ...
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