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Clark v. State

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  • 527 So. 2d 161

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  • concluding that a warrant that identified its target only by a nickname did not identify the person to be searched with “reasonable certainty” but noting that use of an alias, together with other facts such as a physical description and location, would have sufficed
  • concluding that a warrant that identified its target only by a nickname did not identify the person to be searched with “reasonable certainty” but noting that use of an alias, together with other facts such as a physical description and location, would have sufficed

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Judges: Bowen

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