Mitchell v. State

Appellant was charged by information with possession of cocaine. When his motion to suppress physical evidence failed, he pleaded nolo contendere, specifically preserving the right to appeal the denial of the suppression motion, which the trial court held to be dispositive. His plea was accepted and he was placed on probation. This appeal followed.

We approve and adopt the trial court’s original order, the material parts of which read as follows:

*1004This action came before the Court upon the Defendant’s motion to suppress evidence seized from the Defendant’s automobile. The Court having heard the…