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People v. Hill

Citations

  • 162 N.E.3d 260
  • 443 Ill. Dec. 626
  • 2020 IL 124595

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  • holding that the facts established probable cause when the defendant delayed in pulling over, and an officer saw a loose “bud” in the backseat and smelled a strong odor of marijuana
  • recognizing, in a state that had legalized medical cannabis use, “the smell and presence of cannabis undoubtedly remains a factor in a probable cause determination”
  • recognizing, in a state that had legalized medical cannabis use, “the smell and presence of cannabis undoubtedly remains a factor in a probable cause determination”

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