United States v. Gary Briscoe, Jr.

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• holding that drugs found in trash \were sufficient standalone evidence to establish probable cause\ to issue search warrant for possession and distribution
• holding that drugs found in trash “were sufficient stand-alone evidence to establish probable cause” to issue search warrant for possession and distribution
• holding that marijuana seeds and stems found in the defendant's garbage were sufficient, standing alone, to establish probable cause because \simple possession of marijuana seeds is itself a crime under both federal and state law\
• holding evidence of marijuana seeds and stems found in defendant’s garbage were sufficient, standing alone, to establish probable cause
• holding marijuana seeds and stems found in the garbage were “sufficient stand-alone evidence to establish probable cause”
• declining to apply the good-faith exception because stand-alone evidence of drugs in the garbage was sufficient to establish probable cause

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