Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Re: traffic violation and searches

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Maybe. There are many factors which must be taken into consideration so it is hard to give a yes or no answer. It would depend if there was probable cause or a strong suspicion of the presence of an illegal substance.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: traffic violation and searches

It depends on so many factors- I couldnt possibly answer without more facts

Re: traffic violation and searches

Not without permission or probable cause to believe drugs or contraband is present in the car-like smelling marijuana smoke.

Scott H. Cupp

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