Whatever Happened To … The Law of Sniffer Dog Searches: Part 2

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2014-03-06

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Author has retained copyright permission of article. Article was deposited after permission was granted by CPLEA 03/24/2015

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Sniffer Dogs, Unreasonable search, illegal drugs, standard of reasonable suspicion, R. v. Kang-Brown, R. v. Chehil, R. v. MacKenzie

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Peter Bowal and Evan Knight, “Whatever Happened To … The Law of Sniffer Dog Searches: Part 2,” (2014) 38 LawNow http://www.lawnow.org/whatever-happened-law-sniffer-dog-searches-2/

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