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(Natural News) Backers of marijuana use for recreational purposes won another court victory this week as a state court ruled that police cannot stop or arrest someone just because they smell pot in a suspect’s vehicle. As reported by The Grand Junction Sentinel in Colorado, indications by drug-sniffing police dogs that there are controlled substances... |
The smell of pot DOES NOT constitute probable cause for police to search your vehicle rules the Colorado Court of Appeals
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