United States v. Charles L. White

How courts have described this case

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• “That sellers and users congregate in a certain area is proved by the great number of narcotics arrests that occur there and that result in eventual convictions.”
• probable cause made out when an officer experienced in narcotics investigation saw a woman who was a passenger in an automobile receive from the driver in exchange for money a small, unidentified object which she then exchanged with the defendant for money
• probable cause established when a police officer, experienced in narcotics investigation, saw a woman who was a passenger in an automobile receive from the driver, in exchange for money, a small, unidentified object which she then delivered to the defendant for money

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).