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Garda powers to stop cars...

[Deleted User] · 2006-11-29 17:44:34

...and search. I am aware that they can do so under drug trafficking offences, and I guess under the new random testing regime. But in general is there some power where the Gardai can stop a car at any time for no reason and seize any evidence subsequently found in a search, say stolen goods?

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...and search.

I am aware that they can do so under drug trafficking offences, and I guess under the new random testing regime.

But in general is there some power where the Gardai can stop a car at any time for no reason and seize any evidence subsequently found in a search, say stolen goods?

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