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2. www.oyez.org · cases · 1983Massachusetts v. Sheppard | Oyez

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   Boston police sought to obtain a warrant to search the home of Osborne Sheppard, a suspected murderer. Detective Peter O'Malley prepared an affidavit listing the pieces of evidence he hoped to find at Sheppard's home.

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   What did Massachusetts v Sheppard affidavit support?

   • MASSACHUSETTS v. SHEPPARD, 468 U.S. 981 (1984) MASSACHUSETTS v. SHEPPARD (1984) On the basis of evidence gathered in the investigation of a homicide in the Roxbury section of Boston, a police detective drafted an affidavit to support an application for an arrest warrant and a search warrant authorizing the search of respondent's residence.

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   What is the case of Massachusetts v Sheppard?

   • The case of Massachusetts v. Sheppard involved evidence collected in a homicide investigation. In both cases, the circuit court of appeals or State supreme court upheld the suppression of the evidence due to problems with the warrants.

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   How did the Massachusetts Supreme Court reverse Sheppard's conviction?

   • Sheppard was convicted. The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts reversed the conviction, finding that the evidence obtained in the search should have been excluded because the search was broader than the warrant authorized. The United States Supreme Court granted certiorari.

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   Why was Sheppard convicted?

   • App. 35a. At the subsequent trial, Sheppard was convicted. On appeal, Sheppard argued that the evidence obtained pursuant to the defective warrant should have been suppressed. The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts agreed.

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4. supreme.justia.com · cases · federalMassachusetts v. Sheppard | 468 U.S. 981 (1984) | Justia U.S ...

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   Massachusetts v. Sheppard. No. 82-963. Argued January 17, 1984. Decided July 5, 1984. 468 U.S. 981. Syllabus. On the basis of evidence gathered in the investigation of a homicide in the Roxbury section of Boston, a police detective drafted an affidavit to support an application for an arrest warrant and a search warrant authorizing the search ...

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6. caselaw.findlaw.com · court · us-supreme-courtMASSACHUSETTS v. SHEPPARD, 468 U.S. 981 (1984) | FindLaw

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   Case opinion for US Supreme Court MASSACHUSETTS v. SHEPPARD. Read the Court's full decision on FindLaw.

7. casetext.com · analysis · massachusetts-v-sheppardMassachusetts v. Sheppard Case Brief - Casetext

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   Massachusetts v. Sheppard, 468 U.S. 981, 104 S.Ct. 3424 (1984) FACTS: On May 5, 1979, the badly burned body of Sandra Boulware was found in a vacant lot in Boston. An autopsy showed that she had died from multiple skull fractures caused by blows. Investigation led to a boyfriend, Osborne Sheppard.

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   Osborne Sheppard (defendant) was a suspect in the murder of Sandra Boulware. Detective Peter O’Malley drafted an affidavit to support an arrest warrant for Sheppard and a search warrant for Sheppard’s home.

9. opencasebook.org · documents · 4944Massachusetts v. Sheppard | Legal Documents | H2O

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   Argued January 17, 1984. White, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, in which Burger, C. J., and Blackmun, Powell, Rehnquist, and O’Connor, JJ., joined. Stevens, J., filed an opinion concurring in the judgment, ante, p. 960. Brennan, J., filed a dissenting opinion, in which Marshall, J., joined, ante, p. 928.

10. www.lsd.law · briefs · viewMassachusetts v. Sheppard Case Brief for Law School

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    Massachusetts v. Sheppard Case Brief Summary: A detective obtained a warrant to search a suspect's home, but the warrant had a mistake on it. The suspect argued that the evidence found should not be allowed in court.