Malloy v. State
Supreme Court of Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
MOORE, Justice:
Following a non-jury trial in Superior Court, James Malloy appeals his convictions of possession of hashish with intent to deliver (16 Del.C. § 4752) and possession of marijuana [16 Del.C. § 4754(b) j. 1 He contends that probable cause did not exist for the police to stop his car and conduct the search which led to discovery of a large quantity of drugs. Moreover, Malloy argues that despite the amount of drugs found in his vehicle, this cannot serve as a predicate for his conviction of possession with an intent to deliver. Finally, and as an apparent afterthought, he suggests…
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