The question now before the court is a novel one: whether a Judge of the Criminal Court, who lacks statutory authority to issue an eavesdropping warrant, nevertheless has the right and authority under current law to review the basis for, and — if necessary — vacate an eavesdropping warrant issued by a Justice of the State Supreme Court.
Under a warrant issued last year...
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