Judges in New Mexico don't have to see in writing the sworn statement from authorities that provides the probable cause for issuing a search warrant after the state supreme court said police can obtain search warrants over the telephone.
June 12, 2013 at 10:36 AM
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Police in New Mexico can obtain search warrants over the telephone from a judge, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday.
Judges don’t have to see in writing the sworn statement from authorities that provides the probable cause for issuing a search warrant, the justices said in a unanimous decision.
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