United States v. Nestori
District Court, N.D. California
1Opinion of the Court
KERRIGAN, District Judge.
These are motions to suppress evidence, based in each ease on the ground that the warrant by virtue of which search was conducted and the evidence obtained is null and void. The direction in each warrant was to a particular agent as “Divisional Chief, General Prohibition Agents, Division No. 18, the State of California,” or as “General Prohibition Administrator,” in and for said state, “and to his assistants, agents, and inspectors and any or either of them.” The objection is that there is no class of officers known to the laws of the United States as assistants, or…
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