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State v. Hammond

Citations

  • 603 P.2d 377
  • 24 Wash. App. 596
  • 1979 Wash. App. LEXIS 2772

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  • where officers detected odor of burning marijuana coming from an automobile, they had probable cause to arrest the vehicle's occupants
  • search of the person revealed a wallet containing cocaine and a small leather case containing a piece of glass, razor blade and tube with white residue
  • odor of burning cannabis gave officer probable cause to arrest backseat passenger for possession
  • odor of marijuana emanating from vehicle is sufficient to establish probable cause to arrest
  • odor of burning cannabis gave officer probable cause to arrest backseat passenger for possession

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Judges: Soule, Pearson, Reed

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