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Simple solution: track the accuracy rate of drug dogs. If a drug dog has a false positive rate of over 50%, then it can't really be callse "probable cause" can
by Pxtl 11y ago
Simple solution: track the accuracy rate of drug dogs. If a drug dog has a false positive rate of over 50%, then it can't really be callse "probable cause" can it? Probably not, more like.
- TheCoelacanth 11y agoYour simple solution has already been tried in Florida v. Harris. The actual false positive rate was ~80%, but the court still found that it could be used as probable cause.