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The

appellees,

James

Carlon

Alexander

and

Carol

Lynn

Alexander, husband and wife, were charged by a Calvert County grand jury with 1) the possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and 2) simple possession. At a pretrial hearing, the circuit court

granted the appellees' motion to suppress all physical evidence on the ground that a search warrant was tainted by an antecedent entry into appellees' home that had violated the Fourth Amendment. The

State appealed that suppression ruling pursuant to Md. Code (1995), Cts. & Jud. Proc.

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