United States v. John Doe A/K/A Ed, A/K/A Edward Carr

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• holding that warrant to arrest “John Doe a/k/a Ed’ ” was unconstitutional for lack of particularity
• holding that an arrest warrant describing the suspect only as ‘John Doe [also known as] Ed’ was constitutionally insufficient and that an officer’s personal knowledge of that suspect did not cure the insufficiency

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).