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State v. McBride

Citations

  • 773 P.2d 379
  • 96 Or. App. 268
  • 1989 Ore. App. LEXIS 416

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  • where the affidavit does not establish a basis of knowledge, the tip must be disregarded
  • statement in affidavit that officer smelled marijuana from sidewalk outside residence was ‘Very significant” to establish probable cause that marijuana was growing inside the residence
  • although high power consumption and boarded up windows at the defendant’s home could have had an innocent explanation, the fact that marijuana had twice been smelled outside the home supported probable cause to believe that marijuana was growing inside

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Judges: Richardson, Newman, Deits

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