[jolinar of malkshor]

Originally Posted by stang

He probally didnt. A lot of people dont know that (in the states anyways) when they ask if they can search the car you can say no. If they dont have any definite reason to search they cant.

http://www.flexyourrights.org/traffic_stop_scenario

I wonder how this works in Canada though... any lawyers?

Edit: Here are the video clips on what to do
http://www.flexyourrights.org/busted/movie_clips

Your right....if they ask to search and you say no they can't without a warrant unless there are extenuating circumstances. If something is in plain view such as drugs, then those can be siezed. If a further search is required and the occupant does not give permission the appropriate thing to do is get a warrant.