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Illinois Supreme Court to decide if police may search vehicles based on smell of marijuana or if it's an 'aroma of legality' | Back Page

An issue that has tied lower courts in knots — whether the odor of cannabis alone is grounds for police to search a vehicle — is now before the Illinois

Is marijuana odor an 'aroma of legality' or a reason for cops to search vehicles? Illinois Supreme Court to decide.

An issue that has tied lower courts in knots — whether the odor of cannabis alone is grounds for police to search a vehicle — is now before the Illinois

Illinois Supreme Court to decide if cops may search vehicles over pot odor

Illinois Supreme Court to decide if police may search vehicles based on smell of marijuana or if it's an 'aroma of legality'

An issue that has tied lower courts in knots — whether the odor of cannabis alone is grounds for police to search a vehicle — is now before the Illinois Supreme Court. Appellate courts have split over the question, forcing the high court to make the call. At issue are efforts to keep the roads safe and prevent illegal trafficking, while protecting a constitutional right against unreasonable ...

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Illinois Supreme Court to decide if police may search vehicles based on smell of marijuana or if it's an 'aroma of legality'

An issue that has tied lower courts in knots — whether the odor of cannabis alone is grounds for police to search a vehicle — is now before the Illinois Supreme Court. Appellate courts have split over the question, forcing the high court to make the call. At issue are efforts to keep the roads safe and prevent illegal trafficking, while protecting a constitutional right against unreasonable ...

Jim Dey | Does smell alone pass Illinois Supreme Court's legal taste test? | Columns

After hearing oral arguments this week, the Illinois Supreme Court will soon decide if a provision in Illinois’ marijuana-legalization law passes the smell test.

Cannabis smell as probable cause subject of Illinois Supreme Court case

(The Center Square) – The Illinois Supreme Court Wednesday heard a case about whether law enforcement can initiate a search of a vehicle just by the smell of cannabis. The case involves Ryan Redmond, who was pulled over...

Whiteside County's child victim cases remain open

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Family speaks out against plea deal in sexual assault case

Charles Von Holten is charged with sexually assaulting two of his grandchildren, and their family says that a potential plea bargain isn't enough.