Aldridge v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
Aldridge v. State, 150 N.E. 53 (Ind. 1926)
197 Ind. 712; 1926 Ind. LEXIS 83
PER CURIAM.
Aldridge v. State
Opinion of the Court
These appellants were arrested when the house where they were found was entered and searched by officers holding a search warrant that had been issued and used in making a search of the same premises several days before, and had been used again in making a like ’Search each day afterward until appellants were found there, and evidence was admitted of what *713 the officers discovered in making the last search. On the authority of McDaniel v. State (1926), ante 179, each of the judgments is reversed, with directions to sustain each motion for a new trial.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- Aldridge v. State of Indiana. Aldridge v. State of Indiana.
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- Published