The following constitutes the opinion, decision and order of the court.
This case presents the interesting question of whether a judicial order invalidating a search warrant requires the suppression, under the doctrine of collateral estoppel, of all evidence seized in the course of the execution of the warrant vis-à-vis defendants who were not parties to the motion to controvert the warrant.
The defendants stand...
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