In Coolidge v.New Hampshire, the Supreme Court held that a warrant issued by the ______ of New Hampshire was invalid.

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In Coolidge v. New Hampshire, the Supreme Court held that a warrant issued by the attorney general of New Hampshire was invalid because the attorney general, who was actively involved in the investigation and prosecution, could not be considered a neutral and detached magistrate as required for the issuance of a valid warrant.

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