In the Interest of A.A. and L.A., Children v. the State of Texas

How courts have described this case

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• noting that United States Supreme Court had expanded scope of search incident to arrest for arrest of occupant of automobile
• stating that if there is probable cause to search for a particular item, the officer can search every container and location within the permitted area where that item could be located
• “The common element running through [the] exceptions [for automobile search and search incident to arrest] is exigency.”
• officers smelled talcum powder and marijuana; smell of marijuana alone can satisfy probable cause requirement
• officer making lawful warrantless search of automobile could search entire vehicle including containers to locate contraband
• officer making lawful warrantless search of automobile could search entire vehicle including containers to locate contraband

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).