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Chisholm v. State

Citations

  • 988 A.2d 937
  • 2010 WL 424241

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  • holding that officer had probable cause, having smelled strong odor of marijuana while approaching passenger side of vehicle and observed individual behaving suspiciously
  • holding that officer had probable cause, having smelled strong odor of marijuana while approaching passenger side of vehicle and observed individual behaving suspiciously
  • holding that officer had probable cause, having smelled strong odor of marijuana while approaching passenger side of vehicle and observed individual behaving suspiciously
  • holding front seat passenger who did not own car lacked standing to challenge the stop of the car for speeding
  • holding front seat passenger who did not own car lacked standing to challenge the stop of the car for speeding
  • finding that the officer had reasonable articulable suspicion to stop a vehicle for speeding, and the officer did not use a radar gun

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Judges: Steele, Chief Justice, Holland and Ridgely, Justices

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