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· 5/24/1971

James Thomas Frazier v. Ralph Roberts, Superintendent of the Cummins Farm Unit of the Arkansas State Penitentiary

Citations

  • 441 F.2d 1224

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  • instructing the District Court that it should order retrial within 30 days or within a reasonable extension of such period
  • “[W]hether information was given on Oath or affirmation within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment is ... a question of fact.”
  • \[W]hether information was given on Oath or affirmation within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment is . . . a question of fact.\
  • “It is clear that the Fourth Amendment permits the warrant-issuing magistrate to consider sworn oral testimony supplementing a duly executed affidavit to determine whether there is probable cause upon which to issue a search warrant.”
  • “It is clear that the Fourth Amendment permits the warrant-issuing magistrate to consider sworn oral testimony supplementing a duly executed affidavit to determine whether there is probable cause upon which to issue a search warrant.”

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Judges: Van Oosterhout, Bright, Neville

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