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Does the motivation matter when we're talking about whether it establishes sufficient justification for searching someone's car? After a clear flaw is pointed o
by kd0amg 11y ago
Does the motivation matter when we're talking about whether it establishes sufficient justification for searching someone's car? After a clear flaw is pointed out, a response of "We didn't mean to ruin the statistical power of this test" wouldn't do much to restore my confidence in its results.
- mejari 11y agoI was specifically responding to this comment >This is done to get probable cause for a search when there is nothing more than an officer's hunch or just a desire to hassle a particular individual. that claims that this is done purposefully. That's what I was wondering about, not the overall efficacy of drug dogs.