Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 3/2/2000

Commonwealth v. Cruz

Citations

430 Mass. 838
724 N.E.2d 683
2000 Mass. LEXIS 101

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defining anticipatory warrant as \warrant that has been issued before the necessary events have occurred which will allow a constitutional search of the premises\ [citation omitted]
ongoing criminal activity cured staleness of warrant issued two weeks after last controlled buy
defendant engaged in six controlled sales, all occurring in parking lot of his apartment building
undercover officer purchased cocaine from defendant in parking lot of defendant's apartment building during six separate controlled sales
undercover officer purchased cocaine from defendant in parking lot of defendant’s apartment building during six separate controlled sales
“Because probable cause existed at the time the warrant was issued, it was not an anticipatory warrant”

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Judges: Spina

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