CLAUDIA ORTUZAR v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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• holding that an affidavit that merely stated the officer's belief that movies and books to be seized were obscene, and therefore illegal, was insufficient to establish probable cause
• holding that an affidavit that merely stated the officer’s belief that movies and books to be seized were obscene, and therefore illegal, was insufficient to establish probable cause
• holding that an affidavit that merely stated the officer’s belief that movies and books to be seized were obscene, and therefore illegal, was insufficient to establish probable cause
• affidavit of police officer stated only the titles of the movies and the conclusion that the movies and the billboard advertising them were obscene
• affidavit of police officer stated only the titles of the movies and the conclusion that the movies and the billboard advertising them were obscene
• warrant must be based on more than an officer’s conclusory assertion of obscenity

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