The state Office of Court Administration is proposing new court procedures to create a database that would "foster standardized court practices" for the recording of search warrant applications.
April 21, 2015 at 05:00 AM
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The state Office of Court Administration is proposing new court procedures to create a database of search warrant information.
Under the OCA’s plan, agencies applying for warrants from courts would be required to fill out a one-page worksheet answering basic questions, such as the name and affiliation of the applying law enforcement agencies and whether the warrant was executed and when.
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