Illinois Supreme Court Rules Police Can Search Vehicles Based on Smell of Raw Cannabis

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By Graham AbbottDec 6, 2024, 10:21 am319 ptsTop
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the smell of raw cannabis is considered legal grounds for police to conduct a vehicle search, the Chicago Tribune reports. The ruling in the case of Vincent Molina, who faces misdemeanor possession charges for the improper transportation of cannabis, resulted…

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