State v. Cantu
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
CANNON, Justice.
This appeal by the State alleges that the district court erred in granting a motion to suppress evidence. The appellee was indicted for possession of more than 200 lbs. of marijuana. The drugs were seized pursuant to a search warrant issued by Judge Doug Shaver, 262nd District Court. The appellee’s motion to suppress alleged that the search warrant’s supporting affidavit lacked probable cause to justify a search, therefore the warrant was invalid. Judge Frank Price of the 208th District Court agreed, and granted the motion to suppress. We find that the totality of the…
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