Millin v. State

Plaintiff in error presents two questions:

1. That the warrant under which.the officers were making, the search when the still, mash, and liquor were found gave the officers no right to make the search.

2. That the conviction ought not. to ■ stand because it was based on the uncorroborated testimony of an accomplice.

1. The search warrant was valid. It was not issued until a witness had been sworn and his testimony taken by the justice. The fact that the witness testified to the essential facts upon 'informátion and belief does not invalidate the search warrant. State v. Baltes, 183 Wis. 545,…