United States v. Doyle Kent Ogden

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• noting that the agent’s identification of the marihuana odor was enough to support probable cause to search, and no warrant was required for the search of an automobile under such circumstances
• odor of marijuana provides probable cause to search
• odor of marijuana provides probable cause to search
• request for counsel but no custodial interrogation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).