District Court of Appeal of Florida· 7/23/2014

State v. Ojeda

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147 So. 3d 53
2014 Fla. App. LEXIS 11197

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noting the factors to be considered in a “totality of the circumstances” determination as to whether consent to a search was “freely and voluntarily given”
finding the smell of marijuana through an open door was sufficient to establish probable cause for a search warrant
“[Appellant] volunteered to ‘cooperate with whatever [she was] asked.’ [Officer Rivera] then asked h[er] to sign the consent form. 2 [Appellant] did so upon the first request.”

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