It was reported, without much detail, the New Jersey Supreme Court's 2/25/09 ruling regarding police searches of a car when a warrant is not involved. The ACLU newsletter says "police are entitled to search parts of a car where the driver may have identification documents without a warrant, but not the entire vehicle". (This is very limited information from a clearly left-leaning source, thus more research is required).
(Source: NJ-ACLU "Civil Liberties Reporter". First Quarter 2009 Vol 43 # 1)
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