State v. Dibble
Annotate this CaseThis was an appeal from a judgment of the court of appeals affirming a trial court's judgment granting a motion to suppress. At issue was whether the trial court abused its discretion in granting the motion to suppress after it determined that an officer knowingly and intentionally made false statements in his search-warrant affidavit. The Supreme Court reversed the judgment of the court of appeals, which upheld the trial court's ruling, holding (1) the officer's statements in his testimony did not amount to his knowingly and intentionally including false information in his search-warrant affidavit; and (2) therefore, the trial court erred in its judgment. Remanded for a new suppression hearing.
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