People v. Williams, 2020 IL App (1st) 172992 (June). Episode 797 (Duration 4:43) Officer A said he smelled marijuana, Officer B searched the car so the court reversed the conviction.
Officer’s Hear Gunshots And See Defendant That’s Not Enough For A Search
People v. Craine, 2020 IL App (1st) 163403 (March). Episode 762 (Duration 10:26) Defendant sitting on his porch when police says he’s holding his pockets like he has a gun.
Illinois Supreme Court Addresses The Smell Of Weed In A Car!
People v. Hill, 2020 IL 124595 (March). Episode 753 (Duration 13:00) Smell of cannabis plus other things still justify a search.
In 2020 Can Police Search Your Car If They Smell Marijuana?
After Illinois passed the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act which became effective in 2020, can police still search a car when they smell cannabis? Episode 745 (Duration 44:50)
If You Can Get Arrested Without A Warrant Then Banning Investigative Alerts Is Kind Of Stupid
People v. Braswell, 2019 IL App (1st) 172810 (December). Episode 728 (Duration 8:03) A different panel in the first district declines to hold the CPD investigative hold alert unconstitutional.
What If The Gun Is In The Car But No People Are In The Car What Does That Mean?
People v. Thomas, 2019 IL App (1st) 162791 (November). Episode 706 (Duration 8:41) Officer sees a gun and arrests defendant, but defendant was not in the car.
Gun In A Car Means What Exactly
People v. Balark, 2019 IL App (1st) 171626 (November). Episode 705 (Duration 14:47) Officer sees a gun and arrests defendant, was that premature or proper?