Quigley v. State

How courts have described this case

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• “[C]ontraband discarded before a suspect is seized or during flight is admissible as evidence, even if an issue exists as to whether the officers possessed reasonable suspicion of criminal activity.”
• counsel was not ineffective in choosing not to object to question as to whether defendant had previously possessed cocaine because counsel’s strategy was for the defendant to acknowledge past drug involvement but dispute ownership of the cocaine at issue
• counsel was not ineffective in choosing not to object to question as to whether defendant had previously possessed cocaine because counsel’s strategy was for the defendant to acknowledge past drug involvement but dispute ownership of the cocaine at issue

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).