ricksfolly
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The Supreme court has just ruled that if an officer smells pot through a door, a search warrant is not necessary, they can break down the door, all based on the questionable ability of officers to recognize odors through a tightly closed door.
Of course this flies into the face of the forth amendment, protection from unreasonable search and seizure. To make the ruling more clearer, it should read "smell pot through an OPEN DOOR."
ricksfolly
Of course this flies into the face of the forth amendment, protection from unreasonable search and seizure. To make the ruling more clearer, it should read "smell pot through an OPEN DOOR."
ricksfolly