SB2095
FailedMSWarrantless search; odor of marijuana insufficient to provide probable cause for.
Mississippi · Session 2026
Summary
This Mississippi bill, which would have prohibited warrantless searches based solely on the odor of marijuana, died in committee. The bill's failure means the odor of marijuana may continue to provide law enforcement with probable cause for searches, maintaining existing compliance and operational risk exposure for cannabis businesses.
What
This Mississippi bill, which would have prohibited warrantless searches based solely on the odor of marijuana, died in committee.
Who
retailers and cultivators and patients
Why
The bill's failure means the odor of marijuana may continue to provide law enforcement with probable cause for searches, maintaining existing compliance and operational risk exposure for cannabis businesses.
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