State v. Threadgill
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERT L. BROWN, Justice.
| jThis is an interlocutory appeal by the State of Arkansas from a circuit court order granting appellee Loretta Thread-gill’s motion to suppress. The State asserts that this court has jurisdiction under Arkansas Rule of Appellate Procedure-Criminal 3(a) (2010), which allows interlocutory appeals on behalf of the State from pretrial orders in a felony prosecution which grant motions to suppress seized evidence under Arkansas Rule of Criminal Procedure 16.2. We hold that this court lacks subject-matter jurisdiction over this matter because the circuit court’s order was…
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