State V. Frank David Van Meter

Defendant's main contention is that the marijuana found in his apartment should not have been admissible at the trial because the search warrant used by the officers was not valid, and secondly, because part of the marijuana was found as a result of a conversation had with defendant before he had been advised of his constitutional rights. Defendant also raises questions as to whether there was sufficient evidence to show appellant knew the marijuana was in his apartment and whether or not it was error for the County Attorney to ask a witness to relate conversations had with defendant when such conversations were ordered suppressed.