By Phillip Smith Last year, in one of the Roberts’ court’s rare decisions not siding with law enforcement, the US Supreme Court ruled that police
By Phillip Smith In a 6-3 decision yesterday, the US Supreme Court held that detaining motorists on the side of the highway to await the
By Scott Alexander Meiner, Americans For Asset Forfeiture Reform In light of Amendment 64-s language legalizing possession of small quantities of marijuana, Coloradans ponder the shifting
Nevada Drug Dog Troopers Allege Official Misconduct In Lawsuit By Phillip Smith A group of Nevada Highway Patrol troopers and a retired police sergeant have
by Phillip Smith The US Supreme Court said Friday it would decide whether having a drug dog sniff at the door of a private residence
By Curt Anderson Franky the drug dog’s supersensitive nose is at the heart of a question being put to the U.S. Supreme Court: Does a
Some 80 percent of drug dog ‘alerts’ in New South Wales in 2011 yielded no illicit substances, according to state government statistics published this week
