Isam v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding that, where an officer smelled the odor of marijuana as he approached the vehicle, the arrest and search of the defendant were reasonable
• holding that where an officer smelled the odor of marijuana as he approached the vehicle, the arrest and search of the defendant were reasonable
• finding sufficient probable cause to arrest appellant after officers observed appellant smoking what appeared to be a marijuana cigarette and smelled odor of marijuana when they approached vehicle
• upholding an arrest under 14.01(b) based solely on officers smelling marijuana
• guilty plea in misdemeanor prosecution does not preclude defendant from challenging adverse ruling on pretrial motion to suppress
• officer who saw defendant smoking marijuana cigarette while driving did not need reasonable suspicion or probable cause to follow defendant’s vehicle

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).