Commonwealth v. Duell

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• finding that officers had probable cause to search a brown paper bag found in Duell’s vehicle where they smelled a strong odor of marijuana, but had only seen open wine bottles in plain view
• probable cause to search stopped car where police detected strong odor of marijuana and open wine bottle inside vehicle
• probable cause to search stopped car where police detected strong odor of marijuana and open wine bottle inside vehicle
• “probable cause to believe that the car might contain further contraband in the form of marijuana or alcohol” arose after police, during a roadside traffic stop, observed an open bottle of wine in the car and smelled marijuana
• \probable cause to believe that the car might contain further contraband in the form of marijuana or alcohol\ arose after police, during a roadside traffic stop, observed an open bottle of wine in the car and smelled marijuana

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).