State v. Hinostroza

Summary

The court affirmed Hinostroza's conviction for trafficking a weapon into a correctional facility. It held that an arrestee acts voluntarily by consciously concealing and carrying contraband into jail, and that the evidence supported findings of intent and fair notice that weapons were prohibited. The court also held that no individualized notice instruction was required and declined to reach an unpreserved self-incrimination argument. No separate opinions were filed.