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Dean v. State

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  • 406 So. 2d 1162

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  • holding that a law enforcement officer’s testimony was sufficient to identify a substance as marijuaña -where the evidence showed that the officer had substantial experience' in narcotics' investigations and was trained to'recognize marijuana
  • holding that a law enforcement officer's testimony was sufficient to identify a substance as marijuana where the evidence showed that the officer had substantial experience in narcotics investigations and was trained to recognize marijuana
  • holding that a law enforcement officer's testimony was sufficient to identify a substance as marijuana where the evidence showed that the officer had substantial experience in narcotics investigations and was trained to recognize marijuana
  • permitting a police officer with \substantial experience in narcotics investigation\ to identify marijuana
  • finding a law enforcement officer's testimony sufficient to sustain a conviction for possession of marijuana where the officer had substantial experience in narcotics investigations and was trained to recognize marijuana
  • finding a law enforcement officer's testimony sufficient to sustain a conviction for possession of marijuana where the officer had substantial experience in narcotics investigations and was trained to recognize marijuana

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