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· 4/27/1989

State v. Billingsly

Citations

  • 542 So. 2d 444
  • 1989 WL 41196

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  • holding that observation of mirror, white powdery substance, and razor blade in vehicle provided probable cause to arrest owner for possession of contraband
  • observation of mirror or glass, white powdery substance, and razor blade inside vehicle gave deputy sheriff probable cause to arrest for possession of cocaine

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