Pacheco v. State
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
Michael Pacheco v. State of Maryland, No. 17, September Term, 2018 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — ODOR OF MARIJUANA — PROBABLE CAUSE — SEARCH INCIDENT TO LAWFUL ARREST EXCEPTION — DECRIMINALI- ZATION OF LESS THAN TEN GRAMS OF MARIJUANA In the post-decriminalization era, the mere odor of marijuana coupled with possession of what is clearly less than ten grams of marijuana, absent other circumstances, does not grant officers probable cause to effectuate an arrest and conduct a search incident thereto. It is well established that individuals have a heighted expectation of privacy in their person as…
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