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Court Invalidates Drug Dog Sniff as Unconstitutional Search
The Supreme Court 5-4 rules that police cannot deploy a drug sniffing dog on a suspect home’s curtilage without a warrant. The Jardines case centers on Franky the dog outside a Miami home where a sniff led to a search warrant and marijuana seizure worth over 700000 dollars. Justice Scalia leads the majority, joined by Thomas Ginsburg Sotomayor and Kagan. dissents by Roberts Breyer Kennedy Alito.
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