United States v. Arturo Gutierrez-Espinosa

How courts have described this case

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• strong odor of deodorizer was relevant to defendant’s knowledge of presence of marijuana in vehicle
• “The facts observed by the customs agent (the new paint job on the appellant’s car, the strong odor of room deodorizer, the trembling of appellant’s hands
• finding no harmless error where instruction was advantageous to defendant
• finding no harmless error where instruction was advantageous to defendant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).