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Question by Expired registration
Submitted on 7/14/2004
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If the police pull a driver over solely for expired registration and the registration was not in fact expired, and if the diver has a suspended licence, do they still have the right to cite and impound the car? Will the citation stand up in court despite the wrong probable cause? And what is the "verbal notice" the police give informing the driver that his/her license is suspended? Thank you.

Answer by JasonMN
Submitted on 8/27/2004
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Why would u have an expired license, anyway??

Answer by Ron
Submitted on 1/11/2005
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Yes they still have the right to do it all. probable cause was there for the stop. verbal notice means now you have been officially notified of your driving privelige bieng suspended.

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