United States v. Jimmie Calvin Caves, United States of America v. Chloe Kathleen Gorman

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• concluding odor of marijuana on breath and person provided probable cause for police to search vehicle without warrant
• holding the totality of the circumstances, including the smell of marijuana on the defendant’s person, allowed a warrantless search of the defendant’s vehicle based on probable cause
• finding search of arrested person’s purse was not a violation of the Fourth Amendment
• \The Supreme Court has recognized that the odor of an illegal drug can be highly probative in establishing probable cause for a search.\
• \odor of an illegal drug can be highly probative in establishing probable cause for a search\
• “The Supreme Court has recognized that the odor of an illegal drug can be highly probative in establishing probable cause for a search.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).