United States v. Ozbirn

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the smell of marijuana emanating from a motor home during a traffic stop sufficed to form the reasonable suspicion necessary to justify the detention of the driver and the passenger
• holding driver consented to answer additional questions after officer completed traffic stop by issuing warning
• holding that the odor of marijuana Trooper Smith detected from the vehicle, along with other suspicious conduct such as the driver and occupant's nervous, talkative, and overly-friendly behavior, and vague description of their travel plans constitutes probable cause
• holding traffic stop was reasonable where no \adverse physical conditions existed\ and driver of motor home passed over onto shoulder \twice within a quarter mile\
• holding officer had probable cause when defendant swerved out of lane twice on a sunny, windless day while traveling up a slight grade
• finding that officer had probable cause to stop motor home which drifted onto the shoulder twice within a quarter hour under optimal road, weather and traffic conditions

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