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Loose Marijuana in Your Car Does Not Automatically Justify a Search: What Sellers v. Superior Court Means for Your Case

Loose Marijuana in Your Car Does Not Automatically Justify a Search: What Sellers v. Superior Court Means for Your Case When voters approved recreational marijuana in California, they did not authorize unlimited vehicle searches. In Sellers v. Superior Court (People), the California Supreme Court made that clear—and the decision has important implications for anyone facing gun or drug charges after a traffic stop. At Wallin & Klarich, our experienced criminal…

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The Importance Of Challenging Police Searches

The Importance Of Challenging Police Searches Navigating the criminal justice system can be overwhelming for anyone accused of a crime. Beyond the immediate stress and uncertainty, there is the critical matter of understanding your rights—particularly when it comes to police searches. Did you know that hiring a law firm with extensive experience in challenging the legality of police searches could be pivotal? It might even result in your case being…

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What to Do When Police Want to Search Your Home

What to Do When Police Want to Search Your Home You are sitting at home and you hear a knock on your door. When you open the door, you see a police officer, and he asks if he can search your home. What do you do? To ensure your rights are protected, here are some important things to keep in mind when the police want to search your home. You…

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