...house, or suffered it to be done, within one year next preceding the issuing thereof. Every warrant so issued shall particularly describe the place to be...seized under any provisions of this act, it shall be the duty of the officer by whom such seizure is made, except in cases where the owner thereof shall...

...house, or suffered it to be done, within one year next preceding the issuing thereof. Every warrant so issued shall particularly describe the place to be searched, and the things to be seized. 5)7. Whenever any liquor shall be seized under any Liquor M>. provision of this act, it shall be the...

...dwelling-house, or suffered it to be done, within one year next preceding the issuing thereof. Every warrant so issued shall particularly describe the place to be searched, and the things to be seized. § 7. Whenever any liquor shall be seized under any provision of this act, it shall be the duty of...

...136. for gaming apparatus, etc., 136. provisions of the constitution as to, 137. and complaint must describe- the place to be searched and the things to be seized, 137. as to the necessity of naming the person to be seized, 137, p. 100, n. 1, p. 103, n. 8. things...

...Statute of Limitations, and that the court has jurisdiction to issue the warrant.84 The affidavit must particularly describe the place to be searched and the things to be seen.88 The affidavit must also show facts, which, when " the law is properly applied to them, tend...

...stated, and the court was warranted in so finding. Under such circumstances the warrant did, in fact, describe the place to be searched and the things to be seized, with all the particularity possible, and with all the particularity required by either the Constitution...

...compliance with the constitutional provision. 80 The law specifically requires that a search warrant shall particularly describe the place to be searched and the things to be seized. A description of a place to be searched is sufficient if the officer with the warrant can, with reasonable...

...had gone to a magistrate, any search warrant issued would by terms of the Fourth Amendment have to "particularly" describe "the place to be searched" and the "things to be seized." How much more convenient it is for the police to find a way around those specific requirements of the...

...had gone to a magistrate, any search warrant issued would by terms of the Fourth Amendment have to "particularly" describe "the place to be searched" and the "things to be seized." How much more convenient it is for the police to find a way around those specific requirements of the...

...had gone to a magistrate, any search warrant issued would by terms of the Fourth Amendment have to "particularly" describe "the place to be searched" and the "things to be seized." How much more convenient it is for the police to find a way around those specific requirements of the...