MI: Search of def’s car was harmless compared to uncontested search of house

Even if the search of defendant’s car violated the Fourth Amendment, the uncontested search of his house did not, and that provides overwhelming evidence of guilt. Thus, the car search is harmless at best. Johnson v. State, 2017 Miss. App. LEXIS 335 (June 6, 2017).*

Defendant’s BAC test was with probable cause after hitting electrical workers and appearing under the influence. State v. Schuster, 2017-Ohio-4115, 2017 Ohio App. LEXIS 2168 (12th Dist. June 5, 2017).*

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