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Recently, the United States Supreme Court dealt with the issue of whether or not a police officer can extend a traffic stop to allow a police drug dog to sniff around a person’s vehicle. The facts of the case, Rodriguez … Continue reading →
While marijuana has been legalized for recreational use in several states, including Colorado, Oregon, Alaska and Washington, and for medicinal use in 23 states, marijuana is illegal under Ohio law. Trafficking in marijuana can lead to mandatory prison terms, stiff … Continue reading →
While marijuana may have been legalized for recreational use in several states, including Colorado, Washington, Oregon and Alaska, and for medicinal purposes in 23 states, possession of marijuana is illegal in Ohio. Possession of marijuana can lead to serious prison … Continue reading →
Let’s begin with a common question – “If the police smell marijuana emanating from my house, can they enter my house without first obtaining a search warrant?” The answer is most likely “no.” Most people are familiar with the phrase … Continue reading →
Under the 4th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, stopping a vehicle constitutes a seizure of the driver and any passengers. While there is a lesser expectation of privacy with regard to the contents of a vehicle than with a home, the … Continue reading →
Responsible Ohio, a group advocating for the legalization of marijuana in Ohio, has proposed an Amendment to the Ohio Constitution that would permit those 21 years of age and older to use medicinal marijuana, recreational marijuana and marijuana-infused products. Provided the necessary … Continue reading →