Boehm v. United States

(after stating the facts as above). The indictment is attacked on the ground that in it the search warrant itself is not set forth, and that in stating its substance it is not charged that it was “duly” issued, or that in substance. Such an indictment does not need to set out in full the search warrant. Blake v. United States, 71 F. 286, 18 C. C. A. 117; Dovel v. United States (7 C. C. A. June *49818, 1924) 299 F. 948. But it should be pleaded sufficiently to inform the defendant of the nature of the charge, and protect him from being again put in jeopardy upon it. We believe the case falls fairly…