State v. McManis

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Defendant was convicted of a single charge of marijuana possession and appeals from the trial court’s denial of his motion to suppress and dismiss. Defendant argues that the State’s application for a search warrant lacked probable cause and that the warrant was therefore invalid. Following a trial, the jury acquitted defendant of cultivation of marijuana, but convicted defendant of marijuana possession. The conviction was based on evidence that, according to defendant, was obtained in violation of his constitutional rights and should have been suppressed. We agree with defendant and…