O'Hare v. State

After the denial of his amended motion to suppress,1 Appellant, Robert O'Hare, entered a nolo contendere plea to multiple counts of possession of child pornography, multiple counts of video voyeurism, possession of a short-barreled shotgun, and resisting *257or obstructing an officer without violence. On appeal, Appellant argues that the warrantless search of his residence was unlawful and that the trial court erred in relying on the inevitable discovery doctrine in denying his motion. Although we agree that the inevitable discovery doctrine does not support the denial of Appellant's motion, we…