United States v. Bunnell

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the “scent of marijuana, emanating from a residence, without more, is sufficient to support” a finding of probable cause
• noting that the “scent of marijuana, emanating from a residence, without more, is sufficient to support” a finding of probable cause to search a residence for marijuana
• “The scent of marijuana, emanating from a residence, without more, is sufficient to support a conclusion that marijuana will likely be found inside that residence.”
• “The scent of marijuana, emanating from a residence, without more, is sufficient to support a conclusion that marijuana will likely be found inside that residence.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).