Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 45Connecticut Bar Association, 1971 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 136
... warrant , and thereafter arrested as a result of information or property obtained as a result of said detention or search , was unlawfully detained and / or searched , in that said search warrant was not supported by oath or affirmation ...
... warrant , and thereafter arrested as a result of information or property obtained as a result of said detention or search , was unlawfully detained and / or searched , in that said search warrant was not supported by oath or affirmation ...
Page 353
... warrant which brings to light evidence not covered by the warrant . It is one thing to allow the police to seize evidence of whose existence they had no foreknowledge , but quite another to allow them to use a warrant to enter and seize ...
... warrant which brings to light evidence not covered by the warrant . It is one thing to allow the police to seize evidence of whose existence they had no foreknowledge , but quite another to allow them to use a warrant to enter and seize ...
Page 363
... warrant must factually demonstrate probable cause at the time of the issuance of the warrant , " since a search warrant " is authorized only for the present situs of that which is sought . " 108 However , if there is prob- able cause to ...
... warrant must factually demonstrate probable cause at the time of the issuance of the warrant , " since a search warrant " is authorized only for the present situs of that which is sought . " 108 However , if there is prob- able cause to ...
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The Warrantless Search Jacob W Landynski | 91 |
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