State v. Morsette
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtEdgerton, J.
Convicted of the crime of second-degree burglary, Richard Charles Morsette and Beverly Irene Morsette appeal. Defendants’ principal assignments of error are: It was error (1) to admit in evidence articles obtained in what they allege was the illegal search of an automobile; (2) to deny defendants’. motion to suppress evidence regarding ■ photographic identification of the ■ defendant Charles Morsette; (3) to deny defendant Beverly Irene Morsette’s motion for a directed verdict; (4) to admit as evidence the trousers allegedly worn by Charles Morsette during the burglary although the exhibit…
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