US EditionNew Mexico Supreme Court Rules On Warrantless Search By Police Based On Odor Of Marijuana
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New Mexico Supreme Court Rules On Warrantless Search By Police Based On Odor Of Marijuana
COURT News: SANTA FE — The smell of marijuana remained a valid basis for police to search a vehicle without a warrant during the time when New Mexico had decriminalized the possession of small amounts of marijuana, the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Thursday. Under decriminalization enacted in 2019, New Mexico eliminated jail time for possessing one-half ounce of marijuana or less and instead provided for a fine in a similar fashion as traffic v…
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