the time of the inspection. A two-year-old was sleeping downstairs on a sofa. Gallegos was in an upstairs bedroom with her six-year-old, four-year-old, and eleven-month-old, who was sleeping in a crib. Upon entering the bedroom, the officers observed a plastic bag inside an open purse *428 sitting on top of a dresser. The officers testified that they believed the contents to be an illegal drug. The officers arrested Torres. After Gallegos claimed that the purse belonged to her, the officers also arrested Gallegos. Further investigation revealed an additional small plastic bag with two crystal rocks inside a jewelry box in the bedroom. The substances were later tested and confirmed to be cocaine.

II. KATHY HALL
¶ 4 On December 8, 2003, Salt Lake County Sheriff officers conducted a search ofKathy Hall's home to investigate a lead on a possible methamphetamine lab. When the officers arrived, Hall appeared to be moving out of the residence, and consequently, all the doors in the house were open. Hall's thirteen-year-old daughter was in the living room during the investigation.
¶ 5 One of the officers testified that before entering the house he could smell the odor of a methamphetamine lab from the curb and from the back of the house. In a detached garage officers found black tape, stained rubber gloves, and bottles containing HEET,[1] materials the officers associated with methamphetamine production. In Hall's basement bedroom officers found a glass pipe wrapped in tissue paper on the closet shelf above the hanging rod. In another downstairs bedroom, belonging to Teresa Albretson, police