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State v. Spaulding

Citations

  • 720 P.2d 1047
  • 239 Kan. 439
  • 1986 Kan. LEXIS 334

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  • holding where a judge made findings of probable cause and intentionally issued a search warrant, the warrant was not void because the issuing judge failed to sign it where the warrant was executed and returned to the same judge and filed on the same date it was issued
  • holding where a judge made findings of probable cause and intentionally issued a search warrant, the warrant was not void because the issuing judge failed to sign it where the warrant was executed and returned to the same judge and filed on the same date it was issued
  • where judge makes finding of probable cause and intentionally issues warrant, failure to sign warrant is mere oversight or technical irregularity
  • where judge makes finding of probable cause and intentionally issues warrant, failure to sign warrant is mere oversight or technical irregularity
  • judge’s failure to sign warrant mere technical irregularity when probable cause finding made, search warrant intentionally issued
  • The judge’s “failure to sign the warrant was a mere oversight, a technical irregularity.”

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