In Kansas, officers now have the authority to conduct warrantless searches of a vehicle or private residence if they smell weed.
We just got word of a sheriff indicted for groping 900 students in alleged drug searches. This story sickens us. But we recognize the importance
Because there is a distinct possibility that a drug-sniffing dog could alert to “legal marijuana” during a roadside shakedown, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled
Throughout the years, law enforcement agencies have pushed the limits when it comes to detaining motorists they believe to be in possession of illegal drugs.
In Kansas, officers now have the authority to conduct warrantless searches of a vehicle or private residence if they smell weed.
We just got word of a sheriff indicted for groping 900 students in alleged drug searches. This story sickens us. But we recognize the importance of knowing everything that is happening under our current administration. It is a regime that not only sanctions outrages but is pathologically obsessed with cracking down on drugs. This latest report is all the more
Because there is a distinct possibility that a drug-sniffing dog could alert to “legal marijuana” during a roadside shakedown, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled last week that law enforcement agencies could no longer lean on their K9 companions in an effort to establish probable cause for search. According to the Daily Sentinel, a three-judge panel determined last Thursday that
Throughout the years, law enforcement agencies have pushed the limits when it comes to detaining motorists they believe to be in possession of illegal drugs. Police have gone as far as to conduct and complete routine traffic stops, only to make the last minute decision to further detain the driver while waiting for a K-9 unit to show up with
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