K-9 units to sniff without warrant

June 03, 2008

EmailPrintTalk BackRegisterRSSWhat's This K-9 units to sniff without warrant GENESEE COUNTY, Mich, — Police, or at least K-9 units, now can go sniffing around outside your house even without a warrant. A recent court ruling said police don't need a search warrant to take drug-sniffing dogs to the front door of homes, as long as they have a tip there are illegal drugs there. Opponents say the decision whittles away the rights of citizens. Full Story All News Reports Related Links Legal Eagle: Warrantless search & seizure Top 10 legal issues in law enforcement in 2007 Visit the P1 Legal section

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