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Court allows use of business records seized by warrant in trials
Supreme Court rules police and federal agents may seize a suspect's business records with a search warrant and use them in court without violating the Fifth Amendment. The 7-2 decision upholds a Kensington lawyer's conviction for fraud and notes uncertainty about private personal records.
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Washington Star
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Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Kensington
Peter C. Andresen
Andresen
Maryland
Washington Post
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