Sentences with phrase «justify search warrants»

Agents paid several Geek Squad members hundreds of dollars for tips when customers brought in computers for repair that contained illegal material and then used the materials to justify search warrants after the fact.

R v Cusick deals with how the police developed enough information to justify a search warrant for the suspects» computers.

Mr. Navarrete was able to show via cross examination of three police officers that the police officers lacked sufficient observations during their surveillance to justify the search warrant for client's home.

Not exact matches

When Col Dasuki alleged that his house was illegally searched, I pointed out that the action of the SSS was justified as there was a search warrant validly issued by a magistrate court in the federal capital territory that authorised the search.

Logically, there is but one reason why Mrs. Zimmerman refused to permit the humane officer to enter the very same kennel that the dog warden had just toured. Hypothetically, shouldn't the inability to have seen the dogs provoked enough suspicion about their safety to justify securing a search warrant so that entry would have been possible?Â

I merely speculated as to one possible reason why they may've been able to convince a judge that a warrant was justified (and it's not at all uncommon for search warrants to result in nothing actually being found, though the opposite is true as well, of course!)

All the material necessary to justify the grant of a search warrant has to be contained in the information provided in the relevant pro-forma.

In a case in Texas, a lawyer for a man accused by police of murdering a neighbor says the police dog handler in question is a «charlatan» who «devised an unreliable dog trick to justify local police agencies» suspicions» for producing search warrants and arrests.

Even though a warrant may have been tainted by defective paperwork, the police search of an active meth lab was justified by exigent circumstances, the Supreme Court of Virginia has ruled.

If the company just isn't doing well enough to warrant salary increases or if you did your research and you can't justify asking, then decide to be happy with what you've got or start the search for a new opportunity.