North v. Cupp

Petitioner was convicted in 1963 of the crime of using' explosives to commit a crime in a building entered in the nighttime. ① He was apprehended in the basement of a bank building. A search of his automobile produced incriminating evidence. The search was made six days after petitioner’s arrest and without a warrant. There can be little doubt that the search and seizure was in violation of the Fourth Amendment. The evidence found in the car was introduced by the state without objection at petitioner’s 1963 trial. An unsuccessful appeal was taken from his conviction, but no error was assigned…