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motor vehicle

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motor vehicle
a road vehicle driven by a motor or engine, esp an internal-combustion engine

motor vehicle [′mōd·ər ′vē·ə·kəl]
(mechanical engineering)
Any automotive vehicle that does not run on rails, and generally having rubber tires.


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The Supreme Court recognizes the need for law enforcement to search in the face of an emergency (4) or incident to arrest, (5) following the lawful seizure of property to inventory its contents, (6) based on the voluntary consent of a party who has authority over the property, and pursuant to the motor vehicle exception.
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