Said Kendrick was convicted of criminal possession of a revolver in 2009. The gun was used in a New Jersey homicide by an accomplice.
In 2011, the Connecticut Appellate Court overturned the conviction, saying the search by police that led to the gun’s recovery was illegal. But in a decision released Oct. 14, a divided state Supreme Court reinstated the conviction, opining that police officers did nothing wrong when entering a bedroom without a warrant before apprehending Kendrick and seizing the gun.
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