Fink v. State

STEELE, Justice.

In November 2001, a Superior Court jury convicted appellant Kenneth Fink of fifteen counts of Unlawfully Dealing in Materials Depicting a Child Engaged in a Prohibited Act 1 and fifteen counts of Possession of Child Pornography. 2 ■ The charges arose out of the discovery of child pornography on a computer compact disk and three zip disks seized from Fink’s home. The seizure of child pornography occurred during the execution of the third of three search warrants. In this appeal, Fink asserts five grounds of error: (i) the search warrant was over-broad and lacked probable cause;…