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Task: Probable Cause to Arrest Motor Vehicle Occupants
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Maryland v. Pringle, 540 U.S. 366 (2003).
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Where police officers discover and seize illicit narcotics during a

lawful vehicle search, the officers have sufficient probable cause to

arrest all of the occupants of the vehicle.
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Note: Officers must recognize that states vary with respect to the

interpretation and recognition of “constructive possession.” As such,
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a state’s interpretation of constructive possession may impact the

viability of this rule.

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