Supreme Court of Kansas· 6/25/2004

State v. Huff

Citations

92 P.3d 604
278 Kan. 214
2004 Kan. LEXIS 410

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holding appellate courts only obtain jurisdiction over rulings identified in the notice of appeal
affirming judge’s sua sponte dismissal of charges after finding “officers’ entry into the apartment unsupported by an articulable suspicion that there was anyone inside”
finding no exigent circumstances to search an apartment after a person smelling of marijuana exited the apartment and was arrested, given “[t]he absence of evidence that someone remained inside”
refusing to validate a subsequent search that occurred after an improper warrantless entry where there was “nothing in the record to demonstrate that the odor came from the apartment rather than Rogers herself’
odor of marijuana emanating from a private residence alone is insufficient to establish probable cause to support a warrantless search of that residence
odor of marijuana emanating from a private residence alone is insufficient to establish probable cause to support a warrantless search of that residence

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Judges: Beier

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