State v. Lynch

PARKER, Judge.

Defendant brings forward five assignments of error. Defendant’s first three assignments of error are directed to the admission into evidence of the marijuana seized from his person. Defendant contends that the evidence was inadmissible because (i) the initial stop of defendant’s vehicle was unconstitutional, (ii) defendant’s arrest was unconstitutional, and (iii) the search of defendant’s person and the seizure were unconstitutional in that they were the products of the illegal detention. Defendant’s fourth assignment of error is that the trial court erred in denying his motion…