SC S0177Introducedas of 2025-01-14
Search and Seizure, Marijuana Odor
Plain-English summary
What happened: A South Carolina bill addressing the use of marijuana odor as a basis for search and seizure was introduced and given its first reading in the legislature.
Why it matters: Restrictions on odor-based search and seizure could affect law enforcement interactions with cannabis businesses and individuals in possession of cannabis products.
Affects: retailers and cultivators and patients
LATEST ACTION: Introduced and read first time
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