United States v. Sylvester Anthony Domme, Jr. And Thomas Allen Domme

How courts have described this case

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• “[Sjtaleness is an issue that courts must decide by evaluating the facts of a particular case.”
• “When criminal activity is protracted and continuous, it is more likely that the passage of time will not dissipate probable cause.”
• “When criminal activity is protracted and continuous, it is more likely that the passage of time will not dissipate probable cause.”
• “As with 18 other types of search warrants, the probable cause needed to obtain a wiretap must exist at the time surveillance is authorized”
• \[S]taleness is an issue that courts must decide by evaluating the facts of a particular case.\
• “A wiretap application need not provide probable cause of criminal ac- tivity for each person named in an application.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).