Practice question
A warrant describes a compound containing separate households without adequately identifying the target unit. Does the compound’s common name necessarily resolve the particularity problem?
- Yes, every named compound becomes one undifferentiated dwelling.
- No.
- Yes, separate family occupancy never matters.
- Yes, all doors are automatically searchable.
- Yes, officers may select any unrelated unit.
Legal references
- People v. Oliman, et al. (Marife De Jesus, accused-appellant), G.R. No. 273189, April 21, 2025, MAIN decision: https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2025/apr2025/gr_273189_2025.html
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