Criminal law

Mary lives in Anytown and her family lives in NYC. Mary could not travel to NYC for Thanksgiving. Mary’s
friend, Renee, invited Mary to her home to spend Thanksgiving. Mary had a great time at Renee’s home and
drank a lot. Renee asked her cousin Ray to give Mary a ride home. Renee didn’t know that Ray had been
drinking also and should not drive either. As Ray was driving Mary home, he realized that he was drunk and
should not drive so he pulled over, parked on the side of a park, to sleep it off in hopes of sobering up. Mary,
who was seated in the front passenger seat, was fine with this and she took a nap also. Since it was cold, Ray
left the car running to keep the heat on in the car.
The police approached the car and asked Ray and Mary to get out of the car. Upon exiting the car, the police
had probable cause to search the car and found a bag of marijuana in the locked glove compartment. Assume
Ray and Mary failed the sobriety tests and are legally drunk.
What crimes, if any, can Mary and/or Ray be charged with? Explain why