State v. Brown

The defendant raises four questions on appeal.

1. Was the warrant sufficient to withstand defendant’s motion to quash?

2. Did the court err in admitting statements made by defendant to the arresting officer?

3. Did the court err in denying defendant’s motions to dismiss at the close of the State’s evidence and at the close of all the evidence?

4. Did the trial judge express an opinion on the evidence in his charge to the jury?

When the case came on for trial, the defendant moved to quash the warrant. The State moved to amend the warrant, but the court made no ruling on the State’s motion. We…