Police Traffic Stop Case Gets High Court Review (2)

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case that could impact the way police conduct traffic stops.

The justices agreed April 1 to review whether it’s reasonable for an officer to pull over a vehicle based on an assumption that the registered owner is actually the person driving it absent any information to the contrary.

They’re weighing an appeal of a Kansas Supreme Court ruling that found for Charles Glover Jr., who claims he was unlawfully stopped for driving with a revoked license in violation of his Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable search.

Kansas and 11 other states said the ...