What happens if I get pulled over and I’m sober, but an officer or his K9 buddy smells the ounce of Super Skunk I’ve got in my trunk?
Under state law, officers have to develop probable cause to search a closed or locked container, and can only use a narcotics dog if they have a warrant. Each case stands on its own, but the smell of pot alone will not be reason to search a vehicle. If officers have information that you’re trafficking, producing or delivering marijuana in violation of state law, they can get a warrant to search your vehicle.
SPD seized a bunch of my marijuana before I-502 passed. Can I have it back?
No.
Will police officers be able to smoke marijuana?
As of right now, no. This is still a very complicated issue.
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Find out what happens if you refuse to let him or doggie look in your trunk without a warrant....detained, jail, car impounded and a week or two before you get in front o a judge and hopefully released.
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