Court of Appeals of Maryland· 9/15/1976

Mills v. State

Citations

363 A.2d 491
278 Md. 262
1976 Md. LEXIS 628

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upholding warrant based on police allegation of a crime, knowledge of the suspect’s address, detailed description of the weapon and absence of weapon on suspect at time of arrest
upholding search of suspect’s residence when weapon was not found on suspect at time of arrest; the residence “was a probable place for secreting [weapon used in commission of crime].”
probable cause existed to search defendant's residence where defendant was identified as rapist, because his \home was a probable place for secreting objects\ such as hunting knife used during the crime
probable cause existed to search defendant’s residence where defendant was identified as rapist, because his “home was a probable place for secreting objects” such as hunting knife used during the crime

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Judges: Murphy, Singley, Smith, Digges, Levine, Eldridge

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