Mike Brandt Explains Minnesota Supreme Court Ruling on the Odor of Marijuana Alone Being Insufficient Justification for Police to Search a Vehicle

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Attorney Mike Brandt appears on KARE11 to discuss the Minnesota State Supreme Court’s Ruling on State v. Torgerson.

The State Supreme Court ruled that the smell of marijuana alone is not enough for law enforcement to expand the scope of a traffic stop to search a vehicle. While it can be one of multiple factors, the smell alone is not justification for a search and seizure. KARE11 asked Mike to share his expertise on the matter.

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