Court of Appeals of Maryland· 8/12/2019

Pacheco v. State

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465 Md. 311

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recognizing, in a case involving a vehicle that smelled of burnt cannabis, that the odor permitted a search of the vehicle but not, without more, the vehicle’s driver
recognizing, in a case involving a vehicle that smelled of burnt cannabis, that the odor permitted a search of the vehicle but not, without more, the vehicle’s driver
“It is well settled that the Fourth Amendment . . . prohibits ‘unreasonable’ searches and seizures.”
“The Supreme Court has long held that a search incident to a lawful arrest is permissible only if the underlying arrest is lawful.”
explaining the search incident to arrest exception
explaining the search incident to arrest exception

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Judges: Barbera

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