· 8/19/2016
John D. Guimond and Mary Grace Guimond, Individually and as Next Friends of Nicolas R. Guimond, a Minor v. Integrated Genetics Lab Corp Specialty Testing Group
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- holding the smell of marijuana can establish probable cause for issuance of a search warrant
- holding “that a trained officer’s detection of a sufficiently distinctive odor, by itself or when accompanied by other facts, may establish probable cause”
- finding the smell of marijuana coming from an apartment provided probable cause to obtain a warrant to search the apartment
- collecting cases and stating that “notably, many other courts have found that the odor of raw or growing marijuana by itself can provide sufficient probable cause for a search”
- collecting cases and stating that “notably, many other courts have found that the odor of raw or growing marijuana by itself can provide sufficient probable cause for a search”
- collecting cases and stating that “notably, many other courts have found that the odor of raw or growing marijuana by itself can provide sufficient probable cause for a search”
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