Commonwealth v. Menginie

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• finding waiver of a claim that a search warrant was invalid because it contained misstatements of fact supporting probable cause, where Menginie failed to apprise the suppression court of the specific factual errors contained in the warrant
• finding waiver of a claim that a search warrant was invalid because it contained misstatements of fact supporting probable cause, where Menginie failed to apprise the suppression court of the specific factual errors contained in the warrant
• finding waiver of a claim that a search warrant was invalid due to alleged misstatements of fact supporting probable cause where the appellant failed to apprise the suppression court of the specific factual errors contained in the warrant
• to preserve an issue regarding the admissibility of evidence, an appellant must file a motion in limine or a suppression motion and argue the specific grounds sought for suppression
• Warrant authorizing search of “214 North Linden and its garage” upheld

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).