Court of Appeals of Kansas· 9/17/2010

State v. Goff

Citations

239 P.3d 467
44 Kan. App. 2d 536
2010 Kan. App. LEXIS 107

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“The smell of raw marijuana alone is sufficient to give an officer both reasonable suspicion and probable cause.”
\The trial court had to have found the officer's testimony that he smelled marijuana was credible to have found the officer had probable cause.\
odor of raw marijuana is sufficient by itself to establish probable cause to search a vehicle
\The smell of raw marijuana alone is sufficient to give an officer both reasonable suspicion and probable cause.\
officer smelled the odor of marijuana during traffic stop which provided probable cause to search
The odor of raw marijuana alone is sufficient to give an officer reasonable suspicion and probable cause to search.

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Judges: Hill, P.J., Pierron and Leben

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