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State v. McKnight

Citations

  • 337 S.E.2d 208
  • 287 S.C. 167
  • 1985 S.C. LEXIS 515

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  • holding that a pre-trial order granting the suppression of evidence which significantly impairs the prosecution of a criminal case is directly appealable under S.C.Code Ann. § 14-3-330(2)(a) (1976)
  • holding appellate courts may immediately review a pretrial order granting the suppression of evidence that significantly impairs the prosecution of a criminal case
  • holding a pre-trial order granting the suppression of evidence that significantly impairs the prosecution of a criminal case is directly appealable
  • concluding a pretrial order granting the suppression of evidence that significantly impaired the prosecution of the State’s case could be directly appealed by the State under section 14—3—330(2)(a)
  • concluding a pretrial order granting the suppression of evidence that significantly impaired the prosecution of the State's case could be directly appealed by the State under section 14-3-330(2)(a)
  • the State may immediately appeal a pretrial order granting the suppression of evidence which significantly impairs the prosecution of a criminal case

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