State v. Salinas

Defendant, Frank Salinas, was convicted on two counts of possession of controlled substances, i.e., amphetamines and Valium. He appeals contending the court erred in refusing to suppress evidence obtained during a search of his residence pursuant to a warrant. While *457Mr. Salinas concedes there was probable cause to issue a search warrant, he argues: (1) the warrant is overbroad on its face for lack of particularity as to the items to be seized; and (2) the scope of the search authorized in the warrant is overbroad in light of the circumstances. Consequently, Mr. Salinas submits that the…