Salley v. State
Decision Date | 15 January 1914 |
Citation | 9 Ala.App. 82,64 So. 185 |
Parties | SALLEY v. STATE. |
Court | Alabama Court of Appeals |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Lowndes County; A.E. Gamble, Judge.
Proceedings by the State against J.M. Salley for the discovery and seizure of intoxicating liquors illegally kept for sale. Judgment of forfeiture, and Salley appeals. Affirmed.
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... ... given a fair trial, which was free from error. He offered no ... evidence in dispute of the facts proved by the state and ... relies solely on the alleged invalidity of a search which we ... believe was in all things sufficient. He was found guilty and ... was ... warrant duly issued by a magistrate upon an affidavit on ... information and belief are not infringed. Salley v ... State (1913), 9 Ala. App. 82, 64 So. 185; ... [199 Ind. 350] ... Lowery v. Gridley (1862), 30 Conn. 450; ... Koch v. District ... ...
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Wallace v. State
...by authority of a warrant duly issued by a magistrate upon on affidavit on information and belief are not infringed. Salley v. State (1913) 9 Ala. App. 82, 64 So. 185;Lowrey v. Gridley (1862) 30 Conn. 450;Koch v. Dist. Court (1911) 150 Iowa, 151, 129 N. W. 740;State v. Doremus (1915) 137 La......
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Wallace v. State
... ... complies with the constitutional requirements, and that the ... rights of an owner of premises searched by authority of a ... warrant duly issued by a magistrate upon an affidavit on ... information and belief are not infringed. Salley v ... State (1913), 9 Ala.App. 82, 64 So. 185; [199 Ind ... 350] Lowrey v. Gridley (1862), 30 Conn ... 450; Koch v. District Court (1911), 150 ... Iowa 151, 129 N.W. 740; State v. Doremus ... (1915), 137 La. 266, 68 So. 605; City of Shreveport ... v. Nejin (1917), 140 ... ...
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Martin v. Watts
...a logical progression is true, two in particular hint that this court's interpretation is correct. "For example, in Salley v. State, 9 Ala.App. 82, 64 So. 185, 187 (1914), the Alabama Court of Appeals held that the discovery of 55 gallons of whiskey in a building located some 20 to 30 feet ......