Since the search warrant had zero validity, it would be nice to see it tossed in the trash where it belongs.
Since the search warrant had zero validity, it would be nice to see it tossed in the trash where it belongs.
No. Also after a search has been served then throwing it out is 100% irrelevant. I forget the name of it but DAs have this way of gaining evidence illegally then constructing a story to create cause to get a warrant for the evidence they got illegally (after the fact) so now that they know it exists they can construct a story to go find it.
No. Also after a search has been served then throwing it out is 100% irrelevant.
I forget the name of it but DAs have this way of gaining evidence illegally then constructing a story to create cause to get a warrant for the evidence they got illegally (after the fact) so now that they know it exists they can construct a story to go find it.
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