State of Arizona v. Frye
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLockwood, C. J.
— Everett Frye, defendant, was arrested by certain deputies sheriff in his home, and was subsequently informed against for the crime of gaming with a roulette wheel, a misdemeanor. At the time of the entry into defendant’s home and his arrest, the deputies were acting under and by authority of a search warrant which had theretofore been issued and which was subsequently, but prior to defendant’s trial, quashed by the court.
Defendant, upon his arraignment, entered a plea of not guilty, and proceeded to trial. Upon the trial the deputies were allowed by the court, over the objection of…
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