Charles Pace was convicted after a jury trial in 1969 on a charge of possession of marijuana, and sentenced to a term of two to ten years. After his conviction was affirmed in the Texas state courts, he filed a habeas corpus petition in federal district court in 1971, alleging that the evidence which led to his conviction had been discovered as the result of a constitutionally impermissible search...
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