Ruling by
Mary J. GreenwoodLower Court
Santa Clara County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Eric S. GeffonTrial court erred in denying defendant's motion to suppress where objective facts showed that the police's true reason for traffic stop was to search for drugs and they prolonged the stop to wait for the narcotics dog.
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