Virginia Senate Approves Legislation to Prohibit Police Stops Based on Cannabis Odor

Cannabis Business Times
Aug 31, 2020, 11:27 am190 pts
The Virginia Senate approved legislation Aug. 28 that would prohibit police stops based on cannabis odor, according to a WDVM report. Senate Bill 5029 would outlaw search and seizures based on the smell of cannabis alone, the news outlet reported, in an effort to combat racial disparities in cannabis-related…

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