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@AncientGood

Half a joke. In practice I obviously dont expect anyone to do it. Though technically according to the current writing of the law it should work. So I was thinking more a scenario where you had your car booby trapped and you could flip a switch to disable it. In my head the best way would be to fry some easy to replace computer chip that would prevent the doors from unlocking, you flip a switch and when you open the door to get out the doors lock and the chip frys so when you close the door you cant get back in without noticing clearly it was disabled. Then they wills earch anyway and in court you can argue that since the car wasnt mobile they needed a search warrant and as such the search was illegal.

If your running massive drugs or something it **might** work, though the courts might convict you anyway and just modify the law to say that since it was mobile when pulled over its still valid, even though that isnt what hte law explicitly says.