Constitutional Law - Searches and Seizures - Roadblocks

Authors

Martin R. Egna

Abstract

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has held that systematic, nondiscriminatory, non-arbitrary roadblocks conducted by the police to maintain highway safety by disclosing license, registration, and equipment violations do not offend the Pennsylvania Constitution.

Commonwealth v Blouse, 531 Pa 167, 611 A2d 1177 (1992).

First Page

953

Recommended Citation

Martin R. Egna, Constitutional Law - Searches and Seizures - Roadblocks, 31 Duq. L. Rev. 953 (1983).
Available at: https://dsc.duq.edu/dlr/vol31/iss4/15