Oregon Supreme Court· 6/21/1973

State v. Blackburn

Citations

511 P.2d 381
266 Or. 28
1973 Ore. LEXIS 330

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explaining that a historical motivation for Article I, section 9, was a fear of general warrants
if warrant describes premises so as to make invasion of privacy interests possible without probable cause, then warrant too broad and constitutionally defective
if a “warrant describes premises in such a way that it makes possible the invasion of this interest in privacy without the foundation of probable cause for the search, the warrant is too broad and therefore constitutionally defective”
a warrant must identify with reasonable certainty what to search
unique “ECURB” description of apartment was contained in the warrant

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Judges: O'Connell, Denecke

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