Commonwealth v. Scalise

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• declining to adopt “blanket rule” excusing requirement of knock and announce “whenever the objects named in the search warrant are by their nature amenable to ready disposal or destruction”
• declining to adopt \blanket rule\ excusing requirement to knock and announce \whenever the objects named in the search warrant are by their nature amenable to ready disposal or destruction\
• ”[C]hanged circumstances would render ineffective the magistrate’s decision that a no knock entry was justified.”
• \[C]hanged circumstances would render ineffective the magistrate’s decision that a no knock entry was justified.\
• evidence seized pursuant to search warrant supported by probable cause must be suppressed as matter of common-law rule forbidding police officers from making unannounced entry in absence of limited circumstances permitting exception to knock and announce rule
• evidence seized pursuant to search warrant supported by probable cause must be suppressed as matter of common-law rule forbidding police officers from making unannounced entry in absence of limited circumstances permitting exception to knock and announce mie

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