People v. Odom
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
STANIFORTH, J.
A jury convicted George E. Odom of murder in the second degree with the finding he used a firearm in the commission *105of the crime. The jury denied his plea of not guilty by reason of insanity, concluded he was sane. Odom was committed to prison for a term of eight years. On appeal, Odom’s contentions are fivefold: (1) A warrantless search of his truck and seizure of materials violated his constitutional rights. (2) He further contends the later search of the truck with a warrant was constitutionally impermissible since the warrant was issued on the basis of information…
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