Session #67 · 1921–23

Speech #670383615

If the arresting officers neglected to search in every instance where they otherwise should have made search. .had consent not been withheld. they would have violated the .command emanating from the repaitment of Justice. So imperative were thei instructions with respect to making search that they were not even to arm themselves with a search warrant unless it was a absolutely " necessary. in which case they were to secure the writ. 5. But a search warrant in deportation proceedings is a thing unknown to the law. It is uder al .ordinary circumstances ant Iuder all ordinary and usual statutes an auxliary remedy in criminal broceedings only. Such is the character of the statute npon the preended authority of which search warrants were issued in connection with -the arrests under consideration.
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deportation

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90%
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670383615
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