State v. McClung

Defendant was arrested, charged, convicted, and sentenced on two counts of armed robbery.

On appeal, he makes eight assignments of error, which in turn fall into four categories: He contends that the trial court erred in admitting into evidence (1) exhibits obtained as the result of an alleged unlawful arrest and search; (2) testimony regarding certain articles discovered during the search; (3) exhibits which were not properly identified; and (4) statements purportedly made under duress and after denial of an opportunity to obtain counsel.

Briefly, a chronology of the salient events is: On June…