State v. Jolly

HUSKINS, Justice.

Defendant contends the two searches of his automobile by the police were illegal and that the items seized during the searches were erroneously admitted into evidence. Upon Defendant’s motion to suppress this evidence, the trial court found facts and concluded that the searches of defendant’s car were valid consent searches and ruled that the items seized were admissible into evidence.

Defendant does not except to the findings made by the trial court at the voir dire hearing held pursuant to defendant’s motion to suppress. These findings show that Richard Bryant, a Spring Lake…