Missouri Police Couldn’t Use Marijuana Odor To Justify Searches Under New Bill

Marijuana Moment
By Kyle JaegerDec 9, 2021, 9:31 am203 pts
A Missouri lawmaker on Wednesday pre-filed a bill to make it so police could no longer use the odor of marijuana alone as justification to conduct searches of a person’s home, vehicle or other private property. The move comes as efforts to more broadly legalize cannabis are heating up in the state—both via the…

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