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"Police not required to show search warrant right away"

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"Police not required to show search warrant right away": Today in The Providence (R.I.) Journal, Edward Fitzpatrick has an article that begins, "On television, when the police are going to search a house, they immediately show a search warrant to the homeowner. But when the state police raided the Narragansett Indian smoke shop, a trooper kept the warrant in his back pocket and did not display a copy for somewhere from 10 to 30 minutes into the raid -- after tribe members had been arrested and after Chief Sachem Matthew Thomas had repeatedly asked for a warrant."

Full post as published by How Appealing on April 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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