I apologize for coming to the same conclusion as everyone else of "just take the fucking plea deal, you can't get this thrown out" but at least now I understand why we all got there.
I actually don't take that position. I would never fault any defendant for at least trying to knock out the search warrant, exclude the evidence, or at least present the possibility of it happening.
I am more critical of the methodology of doing it. This shit White filed is pathetic and he only eked out a minor procedural delay based on arguments the trial court practically had to make on his behalf since his brief was utter dogshit trash and made weak attempts, in a sentence or two, to make arguments anyone but an imbecile would have spent pages on.
The guns were illegally seized becuase there was no connection between them and the drug crime.
This is literal retard shit. If they had searched the house looking for drugs, and found only legally owned guns, it would indeed be improper to launch criminal charges based on that. However, having found drugs, the presence of guns was then an additional crime. Since Nick, being an absolutely retarded cocksucker, had them just lying around in his master bedroom full of drugs, a number of doctrines come into play.
One is plain sight. They were just lying around everywhere. Another is inevitable discovery. Once drugs were found, obviously the search would continue to find more. There is no way such a search would not have turned up the guns too.
And since guns+drugs+kids=an entirely NEW crime, this was just going to happen.
Nick is retarded. His whole defense is retarded. Robert Barnes is retarded. The Barneswalker is retarded. Viva is a retarded Canadian Jew.
The judge knows the distinction between initial admissibility and trial admissibility. This may not work out for Nick.
And for people who don't know, when the judge said "motion in limine" he was referring to a specific pre-trial motion to exclude certain evidence at trial. Nick tried to make an argument relevant to such a motion toward the search warrant, which obviously would not succeed.
Since the judge is not a coke-addled retard like Nick, he recognized the difference.
Now, Nick probably actually SHOULD file a motion in limine and would be retarded not to after the judge all but told him how to do it (like judges have told Russell Greer things he should do like actually serving defendants). But the judge was not bamboozled by trying to sneak in arguments like this before their time and in a context (probable cause) where they were completely irrelevant.
