The suppression court properly denied defendant's challenge to the search warrant. The premises to be searched were sufficiently described so that there was no reasonable possibility that the wrong premises would be searched. Although the affiant in the search warrant application described the place to be searched as the second and third floor of a certain building, while the building contained a lower duplex with two floors and an upper duplex with two floors, it is clear...
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