Hill v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Banke, Presiding Judge.
While appellants Hill and Reiman were enrolled as students at the University of Georgia, their apartment, located in the City of Athens more than 500 yards from university property, was searched by campus police officers pursuant to a warrant. On the basis of contraband seized during this search, each was convicted of three counts of violating the Controlled Substances Act. On appeal, the appellants enumerate as error the denial of their motions to suppress this contraband, contending that the campus police lacked the authority to obtain and execute a search warrant for…
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