State Ex Rel. Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics v. Canada
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, Justice,
for the Court:
¶ 1. Appellant Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics (hereinafter “the State”) had a search warrant signed and executed at the home of Bobby Ray Canada and Beverly Turman. Section one of the search warrant, denoting the location for the search to be executed, was completely blank. The State collected, among other things, $293,720 from the home, and the State then filed a civil forfeiture action. Canada and Turman filed a summary judgment motion, arguing that the search warrant was blank and void, and therefore, the search violated their Fourth Amendment Rights. The…
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