In Re: The Paternity of H.M.H., Brian Garrett v. Donald Wayne Hall, Jr., Jane Hall, and Trisha Hall (mem. dec.)

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• acknowledging that “our caselaw hold[s] that the smell of marijuana by itself can create probable cause of illegal activity”
• noting that “our court has long held that officers have the required probable cause when they detect the odor of illegal marijuana coming from the vehicle” and that such a smell permits a warrantless search of the vehicle
• noting that “our court has long held that officers have the required probable cause when they detect the odor of illegal marijuana coming from the vehicle” and that such a smell permits a warrantless search of the vehicle
• treating the first and second elements as one single “status element”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).