Womack v. Delaware
Annotate this CaseA grand jury indicted Raquan Womack on five counts: (1) Possession or Control of a Firearm by a Person Prohibited (“PFBPP”); (2) Possession or Control of Ammunition by a Person Prohibited (“PABPP”); (3) Carrying a Concealed Deadly Weapon (“CCDW”); (4) Resisting Arrest; and (5) Possession of Marijuana. Following a three-day jury trial, the jury returned guilty verdicts on all counts except the marijuana charge. Womack was sentenced to 20 years at Level 5, suspended after five years with decreasing levels of probation. Before his trial began, Womack moved to suppress the evidence seized during his arrest in light of the Delaware Supreme Court’s decision in Juliano v. Delaware, 260 A.3d 619 (Del. 2021). The trial court denied Womack’s motion, and Womack appealed. He argued that the Superior Court erred because there was no justification for his detention beyond that of a routine traffic stop and because there was no probable cause for his arrest. Finding that claim lacked merit, the Supreme Court affirmed the denial of Womack's motion to suppress, and his convictions.
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