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Commonwealth v. Morton

Citations

  • 26 Mass. App. Ct. 949
  • 526 N.E.2d 1074
  • 1988 Mass. App. LEXIS 495

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  • failure of informant to specify time of observations constitutes a “serious defect” militating against finding of probable cause
  • omission of any reference to when informant saw stolen property in premises was \serious defect\ in affidavit
  • total absence of any indication concerning the time when an informant made observations was fatal to warrant application where no other facts appeared in affidavit to support present probable cause

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