United States v. Douglas R. Kerr

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• noting that the presence of the odor of contraband may itself be sufficient to establish probable cause
• “[T]he presence of the odor of contraband may itself be sufficient to establish probable cause.”
• “[T]he presence of the odor of contraband may itself be sufficient to establish probable cause.”
• “[T]he presence of the odor of contraband may itself be sufficient to establish probable cause.”
• probable cause established where anonymous tip of marijuana grow operation corroborated by subsequent police investigation
• probable cause established when officer's detection of marijuana odor corroborated informant's assertion that defendant was growing marijuana on premises

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