United States v. Jeffrey Ramos Samuel Acosta

How courts have described this case

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• observing that “the smell of marijuana alone, if articulable and particularized, may establish not merely reasonable suspicion, but probable cause”’
• opining that “the smell of marijuana alone, if articulable and particularized, may establish not merely reasonable suspicion, but probable cause” to stop and search a vehicle.
• “It is well settled that the smell of marijuana alone, if articulable and particularized, may establish not merely reasonable suspicion, but probable cause”
• “It is well settled that the smell of marijuana alone, if articulable and particularized, may establish not merely reasonable suspicion, but probable cause[.”]
• “It is well settled that the smell of marijuana alone, if articulable and particularized, may establish not merely reasonable suspicion, but probable cause”
• ―It is well settled that the smell of marijuana alone, if articulable and particularized, may establish not merely reasonable suspicion, but probable cause.‖

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