Transcription of The Complete Search Warrant, Annotated
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The Complete Search Warrant, Annotated Consolidated Edition By Albert M. Rosenblatt NEW YORK STATE. UNIFIED COURT. SYSTEM. November 2004. Copyright 2005. New York State Unified Court System All rights reserved ABOUT THE AUTHOR. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard Law School, Albert M. Rosenblatt is a Judge on the New York Court of Appeals and former Chief Administrative Judge of New York State. Before that, he had been Dutchess County's District Attorney and then served on the County Court, Supreme Court, and Appellate Division, Second Department. He has written on a variety of legal and popular topics. He and his wife Julia, a writer and former Vassar College professor, live in Dutchess County. Their daughter, Betsy, is an attorney in California, specializing in intellectual property. PREFACE. "Where is your warrant?". This question has been asked countless times, but rarely with more drama than in "The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax," a Sherlock Holmes adventure.
(c) property that has been used (and/or) is possessed for the purpose of being used to commit an offense (or to conceal the commission of an offense 15c ), to wit (identify property as explicitly as possible):
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