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...Marijuana Peddler Duke Lee Lewis at home, called himself "Jimmy the Polack" and arranged for Lewis to sell him eleven "bags" (71.5 grams) for $100. Although the Fourth Amendment shields a man's home, said Warren, a disguised agent is fully entitled to pierce the shield without a warrant when the home has actually become "a commercial center to which outsiders are invited for unlawful business...
...suspect cannot suppress evidence just because a search warrant is not served on him personally. Armed with a valid warrant, Nashville detectives set out to search Joseph M. Calvert's house for some stolen rare coins. Calvert was not at home, so the detectives simply walked in, found some incriminating coins and left a copy of the warrant. Refusing to bar the evidence, the Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that police did not need to actually present a warrant to the subject of their search. In general, police may forcibly enter a house to execute a valid warrant after announcing...
Czechoslovakia has had a warrant for Kazen-Komerak's arrest since 1963. The charge claims that he "had established in 1948 a treasonable organization in connection with foreign agents aimed at the subversion of the government...
...same time, the Episcopal hierarchy shuddered at the thought of a heresy trial's impact on the church, and for the conclusion of the report they devised a double-edged sentence that demonstrated their deep feelings: "We do not think his often obscure and contradictory utterances warrant the time and the work and the wounds of a trial...
This is the first time Harvard has returned any part of its room charge. Although there has always been some overcrowding during the first few weeks of school, never before have there been enough students inconvenienced to warrant a refund, Watson said...