Thompson v. State

The appellant, Anthony Ray Thompson, was convicted of robbery in the first degree and was sentenced as a habitual offender to life imprisonment without possibility of parole. On this appeal of that conviction, he raises five issues.

I

The appellant claims that his arrest was not based on probable cause and that his confession obtained as a result of that arrest was inadmissible. This issue was not presented in a timely manner at trial and it has, therefore, not been preserved for review.

The appellant filed a pretrial "Motion for the Exclusion of Involuntary Admissions and Confessions," CR. 29,…