Hutchinson v. Potter

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• concluding that a search warrant was not overbroad where it contained a general description of electronic items to be seized, but limited the search of the seized devices to evidence relating to possession or distribution of child pornography
• concluding that a search warrant was not overbroad where it contained a general description of electronic items to be seized, but limited the search of the seized devices to evidence relating to possession or distribution of child pornography
• concluding waiver of claim that court erred in denying suppression motion where appellant failed to raise issue before the trial court
• stating that where an appellant fails to develop an issue, that claim is waived
• rejecting defendant’s challenge to the authenticity of evidence where defendant stipulated to its authenticity during trial
• finding evidentiary issue waived for failure to lodge timely and specific objection

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