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Tips to Choose the Right Shoulder Bags for You

A good shoulder bag is very important for women. It can not only carry your daily personal objects, but also show your tasting and charm. Then, choosing the right shoulder bags is vital for you. Follow these tips below when you are ready to buy a shoulder bag, you will get more idea.

***Style of shoulder bag
Shoulder bags come with different styles, such as cross body, hobo, tote, and barrel shoulder bags. Try to choose a shape that is the opposite of your body type. Cross body shoulder bags are easily slung across the chest or back. Cross body bags can be small or large, and are perfect for traveling. Hobo shoulder bags are shaped like a crescent moon, which have become super popular. Barrel shaped shoulder bags are in the shape of a barrel and numerous designers have embraced this shape. Tote shoulder bags can have single or double straps. They can be used for school and are also an eco-friendly way to hold items while shopping.

***Material of shoulder bag
Shoulder bags come with different materials, and you need to be aware and knowledgeable on the benefits and drawbacks of these materials before choosing.
Leather shoulder bags usually have a stylish look and can reflect the owners' tastes. They are durable, and will last for a long time with the right care. However, canvas shoulder bags are cheaper, sturdier, and much more reliable than leather shoulder bag.

***Color of shoulder bag
Bags have close relation with women's appearing. Shoulder bags with different color give others different feelings. You shoulder match your clothes with bags of different colors. The red shoulder bag gives a person the sense with enthusiasm romantic breath, may match black, white, yellow, and blue clothes. The pink color shoulder bag is another charm feminine color, may match white, black, deep light pink, rose color clothes. Black shoulder bags can match all clothes with different colors.

***Brand of shoulder bag
There are thousands of designer shoulder handbags from top brands like Cole Haan, Michael Kors, Kate Spade, Rebecca Minkoff, Gucci shoulder bags and many more. If you cannot afford the price, buying replica shoulder bags will be a good choice for you. Replica bags often in good quality. Gucci shoulder bags are popular between most fashion women.

So the key question to ask yourself before buying a shoulder bag is "what kinds of shoulder bag do I need". Considering these above factors when you want to buy a good shoulder bag, and buy the right shoulder bag for your personal usage.

 

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A gun in a paper bag inside a parked vehicle?

An officer is at a person's home making a lawful arrest. The officer comes out to take the person to the squad car and he notices her car parked in the driveway. As he walks past it he sees a paper bag inside it with a gun barrel sticking out. He searches the bag and finds four stolen guns inside it. Was it lawful for him to look inside the car? Could a motion be filed to try and suppress the evidence?
By the way, this is part of an assignment. I don't see anything done illegally, which is why I am having trouble coming up with any defenses.

Contrary to what people have written- the officer does need a warrant to search the vehicle in this instance, this type of search does NOT fall under the Carrol Doctrine. The correct course of action is for the officer to secure the vehicle and wait for the warrant.
See-
WARRANTLESS SEARCHES OF MOTOR VEHICLES

http://patc.com/weeklyarticles/warrentless_vehicle-searches.shtml

"In 2003 the Georgia Supreme Court decided State v. Lejeune *ix, based upon their interpretation of the 4th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. In this case, police obtained information from an informant that Lejeune had shot the victim in his apartment and then dismembered him and transported the body in Lejeune’s car. The police took the informants statement and obtained a search warrant for Lejeune’s apartment. They executed the search warrant, arrested Lejeune, and seized Lejeune’s car which was parked in parking space in the apartment parking lot; it was towed to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation’s Crime Lab. The police later obtained a search warrant for the car from the wrong county which invalidated the warrant. Evidence of the murder was obtained from both the car and the apartment. The trial court later ruled that the search warrant for the apartment did not establish probable cause and therefore suppressed evidence obtained from the apartment. The trial court allowed the evidence from the search of the car to be admissible. They reasoned that although the search warrant was invalid, the “automobile exception” made the search warrant unnecessary. This was appealed and eventually the Georgia Supreme Court heard the case. They decided this case based upon their interpretation of the 4th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and ruled that the “automobile exception” to the search warrant requirement did not apply in this case. Therefore in this case a search warrant was necessary. The factors they considered were as follows:

- The car was legally parked in a residential parking space;
- The suspect and his accomplice were not in the vehicle or near it;
- The suspect and the accomplice did not have access to the vehicle; and
- The police seized the vehicle without a warrant and had it searched at a later date.

....In November 2005 the Georgia Court of Appeals decided State v. Massa *xi, which follows the rationale of Lejeune. In Massa a deputy observed a car parked about 300 yards from a road on a dirt driveway in farming area that is becoming an industrial area. The deputy checked the registration and learned the vehicle was not stolen. The deputy observed through the window a baggy with a small amount of a green leafy substance which he recognized as suspected marijuana. The deputy then used an unlocking tool to open the vehicle and seize the suspected marijuana. Massa later returned to the vehicle from where he had been fishing and was subsequently charged. The trial court granted the motion to suppress and the State appealed. The Georgia Court of Appeals quoted Lejeune and said “…our Supreme Court (Georgia) has made clear that there is an automobile exception to the search warrant requirement, not an exemption.” Id. at 597. The Court held that the “automobile exception” did not apply in this case because the vehicle was unoccupied at the time the deputy discovered it and there was not indication that it was likely to be moved in the immediate future."

- David

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