[EDITOR'S NOTE: Part I of this series described the warning signs that could alert corporate counsel to the possibility that execution of a warrant against their company is forthcoming and detailed certain steps counsel can take to prepare the company in advance for such an event. Part II now explores issues likely to arise during the actual execution of the warrant and in the aftermath. Come back to CorpCounsel.com in the coming days for Part III.]
Federal agents, like those who arrived at the offices of Comprehensive Drug Testing, Inc. (“CDT”) on April 8, 2004, try to execute search warrants according to a detailed plan, armed with personnel and equipment to overcome physical or technological obstacles.
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