Galindo v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama
1DissentShaw, Judge
Drug trafficking is a serious menace to this State and to this nation and, in my opinion, law-enforcement agencies must use every available means at their disposal toward its elimination, provided that those means do not run afoul of the protections afforded by the United States Constitution. In a similar vein, I think that it goes without saying that appellate courts should refrain from making decisions that unnecessarily impinge upon the ability of law enforcement to protect the people of Alabama from those who would violate this State’s criminal laws and thereby endanger lives and…
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