State v. Nehl

Defendant appeals from his conviction of criminal activity in drugs by possession of over one ounce of marihuana. He first asserts as error the denial of his motion to suppress based on the invalidity of a search warrant. The same warrant was held valid in the appeal of his wife and co-defendant, see State v. Nehl (Georgiana Susan), 19 Or App 586, 528 P2d 558 (1974).

Defendant further contends that the court erred in denying his motion for judgment of acquittal in that there was insufficient proof that he was in possession of the marihuana found in his home. The police officers who executed…