Illinois Supreme Court: Odor of Burnt Cannabis Does Not Justify Warrantless Vehicle Search

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By TG BranfaltSep 24, 2024, 3:25 am260 ptsTop
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled last week that the odor of burnt cannabis alone cannot be used to search vehicles without a warrant, Courthouse News Service reports. In the opinion, Illinois Supreme Court Justice P. Scott Neville ruled that based on prior, pre-legalization court precedent, “the odor of burnt…

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