State v. Woods

Chester Woods was convicted of unlawful possession of heroin. He assigns error to the court’s failure to advise him of his rights pursuant to CrR 101.20W; failure to allow him a continuance to obtain a witness; failure to observe the provisions of the “no knock” rule; insufficiency of the evidence to establish constructive possession; and, the court’s failure to order disclosure of the identity of the informant. We hold the assignments of error are not well taken and affirm the conviction.

There is evidence which establishes that a few days before his arrest, Woods had a room in the home where…