And that is complete bullcrap. I have personally stood up to bad Supreme Court decisions - in federal court - and been proven right by subsequent SCOUTS decisions. And you are a slimy apologist for bad court decisions. A dog sniffing a car without any probable cause is no different than a cop kicking down a door of a house without such. You should be ashamed of yourself, but apologists for a police state have no shame.
I’m hardly an apologist for a police state. However, if a highly trained drug dog alerts at the outside of a vehicle, would a reasonable person conclude drugs are inside?
And the Supreme Court, in a 9-0 decision, says yes...provided the court allowing the evidence seized to be used also looks at the total picture. The conviction probably had a lot to do with this:
“But it did reveal 200 loose pseudoephedrine pills, 8,000 matches, a bottle of hydrochloric acid, two containers of antifreeze, and a coffee filter full of iodine crystals — all ingredients for making methamphetamine. Wheetley accordingly arrested Harris, who admitted after proper Miranda warnings that he routinely “cooked” methamphetamine at his house and could not go “more than a few days without using” it.”
I’ve driven in cold weather at times, but I never drove around with 8,000 matches...
I would, however, be interested in what court cases you have won by overturning SCOTUS decisions. What were you charged with, and how did you manage to overturn Supreme Court precedence?