J.R.S. v. State

Appellant J.R.S., a child (“JRS”), was charged by petition with one count of possession of cannabis and one count of loitering and prowling. He moved to suppress the physical evidence and statements, and a hearing was held on that motion. The trial court reserved ruling on the motion in order to address JRS’s other pending charges. Thereafter, a plea conference was held before the court, and JRS’s motion to suppress was denied without a written order:

DEFENSE COUNSEL: Your Honor, in this situation, I haven’t received an actual written denial of the motion to suppress; however, I have received…