Burnt marijuana smell not proof of drug: Canadian court says

[dragonrider]

Do any of you guys know if this would work in the US?

Only if our legal system is run by morons --- so, yes, there is a possibility. (But I wouldn't count on it.)

dragonrider Reviewed by dragonrider on 02-25-2008. Burnt marijuana smell not proof of drug: Canadian court says A Saskatchewan appeal's court upheld a decision that the smell of burnt marijuana is not evidence of illegal drug possession since by definition the proof has gone up in smoke. Burnt marijuana smell not proof of drug: Canadian court says OTTAWA (AFP) - A Saskatchewan appeal's court upheld a decision that the smell of burnt marijuana is not evidence of illegal drug possession since by definition the proof has gone up in smoke, it said Wednesday. "The smell of burnt marijuana does Rating: 5