Whether a Warrantless Stop of a Vehicle, Based Solely on Proximity to a Motel Known for Drug Trafficking, in the Absence of any Actual Violation of the Law, and Subsequently Followed by a Free Air Sniff of the Vehicle Conducted Without the Defendant's Consent, is Permissible Under the Standards Established in Terry v. Ohio and Consistent With the Protections Afforded by the Fourth Amendment?

Whether a Warrantless Stop of a Vehicle, Based Solely on Proximity to a Motel Known for Drug Trafficking, in the Absence of any Actual Violation of the Law, and Subsequently Followed by a Free Air Sniff of the Vehicle Conducted Without the Defendant's Consent, is Permissible Under the Standards Established in Terry v. Ohio and Consistent With the Protections Afforded by the Fourth Amendment?