People v. Mongno
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMichael A. Castaldi, J.
Is a search warrant constitutionally deficient by reason of a misdescription in the name of the street on which the premises searched are located? Broadly stated, that is the question presented on these motions by defendants for ‘ ‘ an order controverting the search warrant herein and suppressing the evidence obtained thereunder ”. Apart from the misdescription of the street name, there is no question that the premises searched are in fact the premises occupied by defendants.
Although separately indicted, a single hearing on defendants’ motions was held and the testimony taken is equally…
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