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Commonwealth v. Rodriguez

Citations

  • 75 Mass. App. Ct. 290
  • 913 N.E.2d 916
  • 2009 Mass. App. LEXIS 1173

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  • finding “probable cause to believe that police would find records of [defendant’s] cocaine distribution business” and telephone records for telephone used by the defendant in case where police observed defendant drive from/to his home to/from two controlled buys
  • “Here, the magistrate could infer that [the defendant] kept business records [including cellular telephone bills chronicling the transactions] and that the most likely storage place for them was his residence”
  • the fact that the defendant possessed more cocaine on his person packaged for sale provided the additional evidence necessary to establish probable cause to search the defendant’s home
  • evidence sufficient to find drug enterprise; drug enterprises generate records
  • a \[criminal] enterprise requires instrumentalities and generates records\

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Judges: Sikora

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