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State v. Cross

Citations

  • 543 P.2d 48
  • 23 Or. App. 536
  • 1975 Ore. App. LEXIS 1053

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  • when officer smelled marijuana emanating from defendant’s clothing, he had probable cause to arrest defendant and search his jacket
  • officer who detected a light odor of marijuana emanating from defendant’s clothing had probable cause to conduct a warrant- less search of two jackets that had been placed by the defendant on his motorcycle
  • where trained police officer, during investigation of accident at which defendant was present but not involved, smelled odor of marijuana emanating from clothing and person of defendant, officer had probable cause to conduct warrantless search of jacket that he observed defendant take off
  • upholding war-rantless searches of persons based on odor
  • Oregon did not legalize recreational cannabis until 2016

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Judges: Schwab, Foley, Fort

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