State v. Haynes

Appellant basically raises two issues in this case.

First, he contends that the affidavit for the search warrant did not set forth any grounds to show that the information furnished by the informer was reliable.

The affidavit in the present case recited that, on three separate, designated occasions over a three-week period, a named informant purchased marijuana on the premises and turned the marijuana over to police officers each time, and that analysis had proved it to be marijuana. The affidavit also stated that one of the purchases was made from the appellant, that the informant had…