Ex Parte Turner
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
* Note from the reporter of decisions: The Court of Criminal Appeals spells this this defendant's name Michael Dwayne Turner."
Michael Dewayne Turner was convicted of trafficking marijuana and failure to affix the appropriate tax stamps. Turner appealed his conviction to the Court of Criminal Appeals, where he contended, in pertinent part, that the trial court erred in denying his motion to suppress the search warrant because there was no legal basis for a search. The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed Turner's conviction and, of particular pertinence, affirmed the trial court's denial of…
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