State v. Lopez
Decision Date | 29 September 1965 |
Docket Number | No. 1492,1492 |
Citation | 99 Ariz. 11,405 P.2d 892 |
Parties | STATE of Arizona, Appellee, v. Pablo Martinez LOPEZ, Appellant. |
Court | Arizona Supreme Court |
Darrell F. Smith, Atty. Gen., Robert W. Pickrell, Former Atty. Gen., Stirley Newell, Former Asst. Atty. Gen., for appellee.
Claude W. Olney, Phoenix, for appellant.
Pablo Martinez Lopez, hereinafter designated as defendant, was charged with the crime of illegal possession of narcotic drugs--to-wit, heroin--in violation of A.R.S. § 36-1002. Defendant initially entered a plea of 'not guilty,' but, during the trial of the case, he changed his plea to that of 'guilty.' He was sentenced to a term of not less than seven nor more than ten years, from which judgment of conviction and sentence he appeals.
Two members of the Phoenix Police Department saw defendnat and his wife in front of a motel on West Buckeye Road in the 2300 block. Defendant had escaped from the city compound, while confined for a misdemeanor, and for this reason was taken into custody by the officers. They placed his hands behind his back and handcuffed him. One of the officers asked if he had a key to the apartment. He stated yes, and the officers took the keys, and then entered the apartment. Defendant was asked if he used narcotics. He stated that he did, and showed the marks on his arms. The same question was asked of his wife, and she made the same reply. The officer then asked if it was all right if they searched the apartment for narcotics, and defendant consented to the search. There was found, concealed underneath the sink in the apartment, an injection kit containing narcotics paraphernalia. It was admitted that the officers did not have a search warrant to search the room. Defendant assigns as error the denial of his motion to suppress the evidence on the ground that the same was illegally obtained without a search warrant.
The court heard the question under a motion to suppress the evidence two days before the trial, at which time defendant, his wife, and Officer Newton testified. The court, in denying the motion, said:
The law in regard to a waiver of search and seizure is clearly set forth in the case of State v. Kananen, 97 Ariz. 233, 399 P.2d 426, where we held:
97 Ariz. at 235, 399 P.2d at 427
However, defendant, having changed his plea from 'not guilty' to that of 'guilty,' waived all questions in regard to the legality of the search and seizure. In the case of State v. Murphy, 97 Ariz. 14, 396 P.2d 250, we stated:
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