State v. Estabrook
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the Court
MARDEN, Justice.
On appeal from conviction for breaking, entering and larceny upon grounds of admissibility of evidence, refusal of a directed verdict and refusal to give requested instructions. The admission of the chal-langed evidence came after pre-trial hearing and denial of a motion to suppress the same.
The record before us includes the evidence on the motion to suppress, in which was raised the validity of a search of the appellant’s person, which the State defends as being incidental to a valid arrest.
The record of the hearing upon the motion to suppress evidence obtained upon search of…
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