Taylor v. State

Ronald Taylor, the appellant, pleaded guilty and was convicted of burglary in the third degree and theft of property in the second degree. His 15-year sentence as a habitual offender was "split" with three years' imprisonment and the remainder on probation. On this appeal from those convictions, the appellant contends that his "motion to suppress/motion to dismiss" should have been granted because the arrest warrants are fatally defective in that neither complaint in support of either warrant contains facts that connect the appellant with the charged offense.

On June 20, 1990, Alabama State…