Jeremiah Paige Rice v. Illinois
Whether the detectable odor of burnt cannabis alone, without any other indicators, is sufficient for law enforcement to form probable cause to subject a citizen to a warrantless search of his vehicle, in light of laws in the State of Illinois, that decriminalized possession of small amounts of cannabis and allow for the legal use of cannabis for healthcare reasons, when all citizens have a fundamental right to healthcare?
Whether the detectable odor of burnt cannabis alone, without any other indicators, is sufficient for law enforcement to form probable cause to subject a citizen to a warrantless search of his vehicle, in light of laws in the State of Illinois, that decriminalized possession of small amounts of cannabis and allow for the legal use of cannabis for healthcare reasons, when all citizens have a fundamental right to healthcare