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Search & Seizure Show Highlights: Understanding Probable Cause: When Can Police Search Your Vehicle or You?
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[@joshuarobison6752]

Texas. I’m consistently told by supervisors that the odor of marijuana alone gives ability for full custodial search of the entire vehicle, and all occupants persons. Do you know a specific case that says otherwise? Would it be Carrol or the 1948 ww2 case?

[@freedomchannel3656]

I would Say any police that jack someone up over the odor of Cannabis in this day & age that they are the Criminal and should focus their time actually fighting real Crime.

[@Hounddog55550]

Stringer v. State, 605 S.W.3d 693

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