The ruling comes months after the court ruled the smell of burnt cannabis does not give police probable cause to search a vehicle, drawing a fine line for motorists and police to ...
The smell of raw cannabis in a vehicle gives police probable cause to search it, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled last week.
Experts say vague wording has resulted in a patchwork system across the state, leaving transparency to the discretion of ...
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Illinois was in the top five states for most vehicle thefts ...
The Illinois Supreme court ruled that the odor of raw cannabis alone gives law enforcement officers probable cause to search ...
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An Illinois man was arrested after officials say he stabbed a woman to death. Pierre J. French is charged with two counts of ...
Six men were arrested on charges related to child solicitation following a two-day human trafficking sting in the Rockford ...
Illinois State Police arrested two Canadians, seizing 1,146 pounds of cocaine worth $40 million from their truck.
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(WTVO) — Illinois Supreme Court Judges have clarified when police can and cannot search a vehicle for cannabis. In September, ...