People of Michigan v. Martin E Grant

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• concluding that a search warrant met the particularity requirement where it permitted a search of the residence “described in the affidavit” (citation modified)
• concluding that a search warrant met the particularity requirement where it permitted a search of the residence “described in the affidavit” (citation modified)
• explaining that when a search is not “sufficiently federal in character,” it does not “mandate application of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure”
• warrant expressly incorporated the affidavit’s description of the residence as the place to be searched
• warrant expressly incorporated the affidavit’s description of the residence as the place to be searched

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).