McGalliard v. State
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
RABINOWITZ, Justice.
Appellant was indicted on three separate counts of receiving and concealing stolen property. After trial by jury, appellant was found innocent of two counts and guilty as to one count of knowingly receiving and concealing brass fittings, screws, and valves which had allegedly been stolen from Urban Plumbing and Heating. 1 Before this court the sole specification of error asserted is that the trial court committed error in failing to grant appellant’s motion to suppress on the ground that the evidence in question was obtained as a result of an antecedent unlawful search and…
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