State v. LeMay
Annotate this CaseBryan LeMay was convicted of numerous offenses ranging from disorderly conduct to assault with a weapon, in three separate causes of action. The Supreme Court consolidated the causes of action into this opinion and affirmed, holding (1) the district court did not err when it denied LeMay's motion to dismiss on the grounds of outrageous government conduct; (2) the assistance of LeMay's counsel was reasonable considering all the circumstances; (3) the district court properly denied LeMay's motion to withdraw his nolo contendere pleas, as they were voluntarily entered; (4) the district court did not err when it denied LeMay's motion to suppress because the officer had sufficient facts to form a particularized suspicion of wrongdoing to initiate an investigative stop; and (5) the district court did not abuse its discretion when it denied LeMay's motion to dismiss for lack of state criminal jurisdiction.
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