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State v. Hicks

Citations

  • 605 S.E.2d 34
  • 269 Ga. App. 741

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  • finding that a reasonably prudent officer could locate the residence to be searched based on the description, directions and address provided in the affidavit
  • considering both the warrant and the supporting affidavit to conclude that the description of the targeted location was sufficiently definite
  • affirming validity of search pursuant to a warrant despite a scrivener’s error 13 on the affidavit
  • mistake in describing the duplex as the fourth instead of the third on a street did not destroy validity of warrant when there was enough information for a reasonably prudent officer to find the house

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Judges: Andrews, Miller, Ellington

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