Legal Question in Criminal Law in Illinois
How close can an officer of the law come to my vehicle if I am legally parked and not acting suspicious? Are they allowed to literally poke their face within an inch of my vehicle or is there a certain invisible line they are not allowed to cross? A foot perhaps? All answers are greatly appreciated :)
Asked on 7/15/13, 8:44 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
If you are in public there is no general expectation of privacy. Next time you should ask the officer why though. You never know - there could be a good reason.
Answered on 7/16/13, 2:21 pm
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