SPRINGFIELD — An Illinois Supreme Court majority held Thursday that a warrantless dog sniff outside a motel room is not a Fourth Amendment violation, relying heavily on recent opinion from a Virginia appeals court.The high court majority affirmed the trial court’s denial of a motion to suppress the heroin that police discovered inside Jonathan Lindsey’s motel room in April 2014.Justice Mary Jane Theis, writing for the majority, wrote that a reasonable expectation of privacy doesn’t apply to the …