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Illegal Search Causes State Supreme Court To Overturn Drug Conviction

By Baker Associates

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If a criminal defendant is charged with a drug-related offense, there is a pretty good chance that he or she was caught with drugs on their person, in their car, or in their home or that witnesses saw that person participate in a drug transaction. Because evidence of this type is extremely difficult to overcome at trial, making sure it is not presented to the jury is a criminal defense attorney's number one priority. The best way to avoid exposing the jury to such evidence is to have it suppressed, meaning it is completely excluded from the criminal trial altogether.

Full post as published by Tennessee Criminal Lawyer Blog on January 27, 2011 (boomark / email).

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