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· 8/27/1985

State v. Brunes

Citations

  • 373 N.W.2d 381
  • 1985 Minn. App. LEXIS 4478

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  • holding that defendant waived his constitutional objection to admission of evidence by failing to raise the issue at the omnibus hearing
  • holding that defendant waived his constitutional objection to admissibility of evidence by failing to raise the issue at the omnibus hearing
  • providing that when issues are first raised in a post-hearing memorandum, they are considered waived
  • defendant made prima facie showing that informant was unreliable

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Judges: Heard

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