Bill would ban vehicle searches in Illinois based on 'smell' of pot
A Senate bill would prevent police from searching a person’s vehicle based solely on the smell of marijuana, further decriminalizing cannabis use in Illinois.
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A Senate bill would prevent police from searching a person’s vehicle based solely on the smell of marijuana, further decriminalizing cannabis use in Illinois.
The Illinois House of Representatives is considering legislation that would bar police from searches based solely on the odor of cannabis.
Measures would further decriminalize use of substance after its 2020 legalization By NIKA SCHOONOVER Capitol News Illinois nschoonover@capitolnewsillinois.com
Just before lawmakers went on a two-week spring break, the Illinois Senate passed two bills that would work to further decriminalize cannabis use in Illinois.
The Illinois Senate passed two bills that would further decriminalize marijuana in Illinois, just before lawmakers went on a 2 week spring break.