In state Supreme Court oral arguments last week over the legality of an anticipatory search warrant, Justice Max Baer asked what would happen if a clever confidential informant knew the Philadelphia addresses of Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille and Justice Seamus P. McCaffery.
And, suppose, Baer said, the informant told narcotics officers that an alleged drug dealer regularly dealt drugs out of a gold Mercedes Benz and such a car was parked in front of one of the justice’s homes.
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