Whether a bicycle rack attached to the rear of a vehicle was stowed accordingly and correctly to the manufacturer's instructions and does not obscure a license plate, but doesn't violate the state statute which violates the 4th Amendment that probable cause with which hundreds or millions of everyday drivers unknowingly would be committing a violation of law

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