People v. Chimel

In this case our conclusion that the judgment of conviction should be affirmed rests upon the following propositions: (1) Although the warrants for arrest eonstitu*438tionally failed under People v. Sesslin, ante, p. 418 [67 Cal. Rptr. 409, 439 P.2d 321], the arrests themselves can stand upon the ground of probable cause; (2) since the search of defendant’s home at the time of the execution of the first arrest warrant constituted a “reasonable” search, the coins and other numismatic items thereby siezed could properly be introduced into evidence; (3) the failure to strike count II from the…