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> that's something that could actually be challenged at trial How so? How is a judicial order challengable because the judge is in Wyoming? Or are you saying t
by esbranson 10y ago
> that's something that could actually be challenged at trial
How so? How is a judicial order challengable because the judge is in Wyoming? Or are you saying that the defense is going to bring a mind reader to testify about the motives of the government?
- azernik 10y agoWhen you're at trial, you claim the search warrant is invalid because the judge lacked jurisdiction, and try to get all the evidence obtained through that warrant thrown out. It has NOTHING to do with motive - if the warrant is improperly obtained it doesn't matter what the motive of the government was. See e.g. http://www.socalcriminallawyer.com/challenging-the-validity-of-a-search-warrant-california/ http://www.socalcriminallawyer.com/challenging-the-validity-...