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P. v. Sylva CA3
Defendant Kayla Cherie Sylva was found guilty of several offenses related to controlled substances and firearms found during two searches of her residence. The trial court placed defendant on two years formal probation. On appeal, defendant’s only contention is that the police officer’s statement of probable cause supporting the search warrant for the first search of her residence omitted material facts and contained a false representat

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