The court denied his motion and convicted him on stipulated facts. He appeals the denial of his CrR 3.6 motion. The State responds that the fact that Deputy Caughey had seen Mr. Edwards watering plants at the Anderson residence just three days prior and coming and going unhindered establishes the required nexus between the person and the place to be searched. Standard of Review. A judge's finding of probable cause to issue a warrant is reviewed for abuse of discretion.
Great deference is given to the issuing judge's determination of probable cause.
All doubts are resolved in favor of the warrant. The magistrate is entitled to make commonsense inferences from the facts in the warrant affidavit. The burden of proof is on the defendant moving for suppression to establish the lack of probable cause. Scope of Review. This court looks at the information available to the issuing judge.