The Second Circuit agreed that a Vermont man arrested for having 659 oxycodone pills in his underwear has a right to review the performance records of a drug-sniffing canine, whose on-the-job performance was crucial to his arrest.
March 16, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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A challenge to a state trooper’s seizure of smuggled oxycodone pills at a traffic stop could depend on the résumé of a dog.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit agreed that a Vermont man arrested for having 659 oxycodone pills in his underwear has a right to review the performance records of a drug-sniffing canine, whose on-the-job performance was crucial to his arrest.
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