Stone v. People
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Groves
The plaintiff in error was the defendant in a criminal case (and will be so referred to), and was convicted of possession of a narcotic drug, heroin. He seeks reversal on writ of error, but we affirm.
The defendant offered no evidence in the trial before the jury. He -did testify in an in camera hearing on his objection to the admission of evidence found in his car. The arresting officer was a Denver narcotics agent named Mulnix, and his testimony at the in camera hearing was in some respects different from that of the defendant. The judge overruled the defendant’s objections, and from the…
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