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merickson
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Better to spend your time writing a lawyer's number on your forearm.
As a matter of fact....destruction of evidence may be a crime. Specifically, destroying potential evidence, knowing that the cops are getting a search warrant, might be obstruction of justice.
Call a lawyer before doing anything.
Don't give them a gimme crime to charge you with. A warrant can be challenged at a later time and the evidence perhaps dismissed. But obstructing them from conducting an illegal search is itself a crime. Destroying evidence (that is later dismissed) before the warrant is issued ?????
Contact a lawyer before destroying anything.
As a matter of fact....destruction of evidence may be a crime. Specifically, destroying potential evidence, knowing that the cops are getting a search warrant, might be obstruction of justice.
Call a lawyer before doing anything.
Don't give them a gimme crime to charge you with. A warrant can be challenged at a later time and the evidence perhaps dismissed. But obstructing them from conducting an illegal search is itself a crime. Destroying evidence (that is later dismissed) before the warrant is issued ?????
Contact a lawyer before destroying anything.
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