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Court Rules Warrantless Trash Searches Legal in Arkansas Drug Case

2024-10-16 03:55:15| Waste Age

A federal appellate court considers the legality of evidence obtained from a warrantless trash search in a drug trafficking case in Arkansas. The court determines the reasonable expectation of privacy for trash left at the curb.


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