Criminal Defense Lawyer Alfonso Gambone explains a defense strategy if you're charged with a possessory crime in Pennsylvania or New Jersey.

Search warrants are issued to search for and seize evidence of a crime. While a warrant permits a police officer to search for and seize an identifiable item or contraband within property, law enforcement can’t use it to randomly search your property with no clear purpose.

To obtain search warrant law enforcement must prepare an affidavit which tells the judge issuing the warrant that probable cause exists to justify the search and seizure of the item in question. Probable cause is the reasonable expectation that a crime was or is being committed and it’s the same standard that police must satisfy to arrest a person for a crime.

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