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Case No. 21-1850

State of Iowa
v.
Jeffrey Leroy Larson

Appellee

State of Iowa

Appellant

Jeffrey Leroy Larson

Attorney for the Appellee

Thomas J. Ogden, Assistant Attorney General

Attorney for the Appellant

Matthew G. Sease

Court of Appeals

Court of Appeals Opinion

Opinion Number:
21-1850
Date Published:
Mar 08, 2023
Summary

              Appeal from the Iowa District Court for Bremer County, Peter B. Newell, District Associate Judge.  AFFIRMED.  Considered by Vaitheswaran, P.J., Tabor, J., and Scott, S.J.  Opinion by Scott, S.J.  Dissent by Tabor, J.  (12 pages)

              Jeffrey Leroy Larson appeals the denial of his motion to suppress, asserting the trooper unlawfully prolonged the traffic stop and his consent was not voluntary.  OPINION HOLDS: We agree with the district court, the stop was not unlawfully extended and Larson’s consent was given voluntarily.  There was no error in denying the motion to suppress.  DISSENT ASSERTS: I respectfully dissent.  The State failed to show that Larson voluntarily consented to the search of his car, so I would reverse the denial of his motion to suppress. 

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