State v. Edwards
Court of Criminal Appeals of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
: ■ POWELL, Judge. :
This is an appeal by the State of Oklahoma on a reserved question of law, from 'an order 'of the district court of Tulsa County wherein a motion of John Bill Edwards, defendant, to suppress evidence of the violation of prohibitory liquor laws obtained by a claimed insufficient search war-rent, was sustained and a judgment of “Not guilty” was entered in favor of the defendant.
' The record discloses that deputy sheriff William L. Bliss swore to an affidavit and 'application for a search warrant for intoxicating liquor before one of the judges of the court of common pleas of…
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