State v. Turner
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
SUMMERS, Justice.
Under an indictment for burglary the defendants, with one Dennis O’Quinn, were jointly tried and convicted. Only the appeal of Glenn Turner and Nolia Anslum are before us, O’Quinn having dismissed his appeal to start serving his sentence.
One issue is presented by this appeal: Whether the accused consented to the search of their clothing and Turner’s automobile; the search having been made without warrant.
The issue is brought before us by a bill of exceptions taken to the ruling of the trial judge denying a motion to suppress evidence taken from the clothing and automobile of…
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