Alabama Court of Appeals January 12, 1926, 6 Div. 824. (Watercutter v. State)

SAMFORD, J.

The search of defendant’s premises without a search warrant was an illegal act, but that fact does not prevent the introduction of evidence as to what was found by the officers making the search. Being collateral merely, the production of the search warrant is not necessary in making proof that a search was in fact made.