Recent Developments: Bailey v. State: A Warrantless Search and Seizure Is Not Supported by Probable Cause When an Officer Bases It on the Odor of a Lawful Substance Associated with an Illegal Substance without the Presence of Sufficient Corroborating Factors

Authors

Rachel Hirsch

Recommended Citation

Hirsch, Rachel (2010) "Recent Developments: Bailey v. State: A Warrantless Search and Seizure Is Not Supported by Probable Cause When an Officer Bases It on the Odor of a Lawful Substance Associated with an Illegal Substance without the Presence of Sufficient Corroborating Factors," University of Baltimore Law Forum: Vol. 40: No. 2, Article 5.
Available at: https://scholarworks.law.ubalt.edu/lf/vol40/iss2/5