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Your host: Mike Lewis is a little-dog nerd and the proud owner of Eddie and Jillian, a pair of Yorkies who think they're huskies, and Lucy, a sweet Chessie. R.I.P., Rusty. Contact mlewis@adn.com
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Anchorage Daily News
Posted: October 25, 2012 - 2:31 pm
Dogs, we know, have an amazing sense of smell. But when a defense attorney learns that his client was exposed by the snout of a pooch, it becomes a legal issue.
The Supreme Court of the United States is taking up the issue next week. Check out this McClatchy Newspapers story, Drug-sniffing cases send Supreme Court to the dogs, and weigh in on whether you think evidence uncovered by a dog amounts to an unreasonable search or not.
