Winebrenner v. State

This case provides an example of one in which evidence was improperly admitted as obtained by a search and seizure not shown to be reasonable because the prosecution did not sufficiently establish the validity of a warrantless arrest. Thus, although it is clear that the evidence before the court at the court trial in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County was sufficient to sustain the conviction of the appellant of the felony of selling amphetamine proscribed by Md. Code, Art. 27, § 313B (a) as in effect at the time of the commission of the crime on 1 June 1968, 1 we are compelled on review…