Brovane
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- Dec 18, 2001
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To get a criminal search warrant requires probable cause, and they have to show the judge that a crime was committed. How can they show the judge a crime was committed under this statute without having evidence of intent, as the specific intent is what makes it a crime? Without the specific intent, there is no crime to show the judge because the act of putting up flyers with their addresses on it, is not a crime in itself. Do you see the problem with this yet?
I am not a judge or a lawyer but they got a warrant.