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Trejo v. State

Citations

  • 766 S.W.2d 381
  • 1989 Tex. App. LEXIS 649
  • 1989 WL 25885

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  • one factor does not support finding of affirmative link
  • the odor of freshly burnt marijuana, coupled with the presence of seeds and rolling papers on the front seat must have apprized the accused of the existence of marijuana in the car, even though none was in plain view
  • the odor of freshly burnt marijuana, coupled with the presence of seeds and rolling papers on the front seat must have apprized the accused of the existence of marijuana in the car, even though none was in plain view
  • the odor of freshly burnt marijuana, coupled with the presence of seeds and rolling papers on the front seat must have apprized the accused of the existence of marijuana in the car, even though none was in plain view
  • one factor does not support finding of affirmative link
  • one factor does not support finding of affirmative link

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Judges: Powers, Gammage and Aboussie

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