Arizona Supreme Court· 4/9/1975

State v. Harrison

Citations

533 P.2d 1143
111 Ariz. 508
1975 Ariz. LEXIS 270

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holding that odor of marijuana afforded probable cause to believe automobile contained contraband
recognizing intent to sell can be inferred from large quantities and the nature of its packaging
holding a state patrol officer could properly stop a vehicle in the exercise of his public safety duties when the vehicle was weaving somewhat on the highway and the left rear tire was “bouncing”
holding a state patrol officer could properly stop a vehicle in the exercise of his public safety duties when the vehicle was weaving somewhat on the highway and the left rear tire was “bouncing”
finding that the odor of marijuana furnished probable cause
officer who properly stopped car and smelled marijuana had probable cause to make further search and to arrest driver

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Judges: Hays, Cameron, Struckmeyer, Lockwood, Holo-Han

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