K.K. v. State of Indiana

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• holding that odor of burnt marijuana emanating from vehicle during traffic stop provided probable cause for officers to arrest all three occupants
• finding that officer had probable cause to arrest and conduct warrant-less search of vehicle’s backseat passenger based on “strong odor of burnt marijuana coming from inside the vehicle” and passenger’s “furtive movements” and nervousness
• finding that officer had probable cause to arrest and conduct a search incident to arrest of car’s backseat passenger based on “strong odor of burnt marijuana emanating” from the car and passenger’s “furtive movements” and nervousness

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