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Ilya Somin

Idaho Supreme Court Rules Fourth Amendment Violated When Drug-Sniffing Dog "Intermeddled" With Defendant's Car

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In State v. Dorff, a decision issued on March 20, the Idaho Supreme Court suppressed evidence obtained in a police search of a car because Nero the drug-sniffing police dog committed "trespass" by "intermeddling" with the defendant's vehicle. More specifically, Nero put his paws on the side of the car:

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