People v. Amador
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
CHIN, J.
A police officer had probable cause to search a house after an informant pointed it out to him. He obtained a warrant to search that house, preparing and signing the supporting affidavit himself, and he personally executed the warrant on the house the informant had shown him. The warrant’s description and address of the house to be searched differed somewhat from the description and address of the actual house. We must decide whether these differences require suppression of the evidence the officer obtained in the search.
We conclude we need not suppress the evidence under the…
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