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Can .1 g of cannabis stick in court or can it be suppressed?

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In the state of Illinois say someone was pulled over for improper lane change and speeding. They pull off the interstate and pull into the gas station for gas and then the officer turns on his lights. No citations were given for either of those reasons, shouldnt citations have been issued? Then the officer says that they saw cannabis so removed me from the vehicle and handcuffed me and took to jail. The discovery paperwork shows .1 gram of cannabis found, how could they see that. They are using that as they reason for the search and seizure. Do you think that can hold up as a reason to search the vehicle? Upon further search the other charges given were class X felony, int to deliver and cannabis possesion. Do you think a judge would grant a motion to supress under these circumstances?

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  1. in today's society the cop saying the word "cannabis" can get you convicted...

    corruption to the max...

    plead not guilty regardless... stand mute...

    oh, I'm not a lawyer, just an activist...

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