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Jenkins v. State

Citations

  • 970 A.2d 154
  • 2009 Del. LEXIS 165
  • 2009 WL 905049

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  • holding that defendant's suspicious behavior and the strong odor of marijuana established probable cause to search defendant’s car
  • holding that defendant's suspicious behavior and the strong odor of marijuana established probable cause to search defendant's car
  • Holding that Jenkins’ behavior and the strong marijuana odor were sufficient to establish probable cause to arrest Jenkins for Driving Under the Influence
  • holding that defendant's suspicious behavior and the strong odor of marijuana established probable cause to search defendant’s car
  • holding police had probable cause to arrest defendant based on suspicious conduct of defendant and “the strong marijuana odor”
  • finding “sufficient justification to conduct a separate search and seizure beyond the purpose of the initial traffic stop” when a police officer “smelled a strong odor of marijuana,” which established probable cause to arrest the defendant and search the car

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Judges: Jacobs, Ridgely, Steele

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