Per Curiam.
We must reverse the Court of Appeals. At the time this matter was before it, the Court of Appeals did have the discretion, based upon the facts presented in a given cause, to grant or to deny the motion by the state for leave to appeal the trial court's order granting the motion to suppress. State v. Hughes and State v. Wallace, supra, However, such discretion would have had to be exercised in accordance with other pertinent...
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