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blackfeline
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New Jersey
A search warrant was issued to search the property of a landlord who is a suspect in a investigation. The problem is that the landlord does not live on the property. A tenant does. The warrant stated the property to be search and did not list the landlord's name. It was worded in such a way as if no one lived at the home. The police won't release the documentation which contains the probable cause as to the tenant's home was search. They took alot of tenant's personal things and will not say anything. Can the police search a tenant's home in pursuit of the landlord? I really need to know this answer.
A search warrant was issued to search the property of a landlord who is a suspect in a investigation. The problem is that the landlord does not live on the property. A tenant does. The warrant stated the property to be search and did not list the landlord's name. It was worded in such a way as if no one lived at the home. The police won't release the documentation which contains the probable cause as to the tenant's home was search. They took alot of tenant's personal things and will not say anything. Can the police search a tenant's home in pursuit of the landlord? I really need to know this answer.