People v. Nutter
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWiest, J.
December 19, 1930, defendant was arrested by an officer, without a warrant, on belief, based upon claimed reliable information, that defendant possessed and was then transporting intoxicating liquor, and, upon search, the officer seized some “moonshine whisky.” Defendant’s motion to suppress the evidence so seized was denied before trial, and, upon trial by jury, defendant was convicted. The record does not enable us to pass upon the motion to suppress. If the showing in support of the arrest and search was information as stale as that disclosed by the only dates mentioned at the trial, it…
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