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Miller v. State

Citations

  • 608 S.W.2d 684
  • 1980 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1502

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  • holding that officers were authorized to conduct pat-down search after smelling odor of marijuana emanating from car and from appellant’s person
  • holding that officers were authorized to conduct pat-down search after smelling odor of marijuana emanating from car and from appellant’s person
  • holding that officers were authorized to conduct pat-down search after smelling odor of marijuana emanating from car and from appellant’s person
  • smelling odor of marijuana emanating from car and seeing marijuana seeds in plain view in car was sufficient probable cause to allow search of entire vehicle
  • officer had probable cause to conduct warrantless search after stopping defendant for traffic violation and discovering odor of marijuana and marijuana seeds in his car
  • officer had probable cause to conduct warrantless search after stopping defendant for traffic violation and discovering odor of marijuana and marijuana seeds in his car

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Judges: Douglas

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