California Supreme Court· 3/4/1975

People v. Cook

Citations

532 P.2d 148
13 Cal. 3d 663
119 Cal. Rptr. 500
1975 Cal. LEXIS 198

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very faint odor of marijuana sufficient probable cause for search even though the other officer present was unable to verify the existence of that odor
very faint odor of marijuana sufficient probable cause for search even though the other officer present was unable to verify the existence of that odor
car stopped for speeding; odor of raw marijuana detected; exigent circumstances made obtaining a search warrant impractical, including the time of night and the fact that the car was on a deserted highway
car stopped for speeding; odor of raw marijuana detected; exigent circumstances made obtaining a search warrant impractical, including the time of night and the fact that the car was on a deserted highway
“odor of unburned marijuana” amounted to probable cause

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Judges: Wright

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