P. v. Ahwazi
Defendants seek review of the trial court's September 20, 2005 order denying their motion to suppress evidence in their criminal cases.
On September 20, 2005, the trial court held a hearing on the defendants' joint motion to suppress evidence. Defense counsel argued that the requirements of the California wiretapping statute had not been met because the prosecution failed to establish that the district attorney was absent at the time Assistant District Attorney Rodriguez signed the applications for the wiretaps. At the conclusion of the hearing, the trial court adopted its prior tentative ruling and denied the defendants' motion.
On September 21, 2005, Kulesa pled guilty to possession of a controlled substance. Kulesa agreed to a deferred entry of judgment and was ordered to attend a drug program pursuant to Penal Code[1]sections 1000 and 1000.1. Ahwazi, A. Kocherga, and E. Kocherga each pled guilty to possession of a controlled substance on September 22, agreed to a deferred entry of judgment, and were also ordered to attend a drug program under sections 1000 and 1000.1.
The appeals are dismissed.
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