United States v. Dale Acree Boyd

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• holding that a warrant to search a residence lacked probable cause where the affidavit failed to specify when the affiant “smelled the odor of fermented liquor” on the premises, and therefore the court could not tell whether the evidence was stale
• affirmation of a present violation based on the affiant’s observation not sufficient without the date of the observation

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