State v. Marshall

As part of an extensive investigation into drug trafficking in Trenton, the police sought and secured a search warrant for a multi-family dwelling. Because the police had not been able to identify which unit in the multi-family dwelling was being used for illicit purposes without otherwise jeopardizing their investigation, they sought and were issued a search warrant that, entirely consistent with well-established precedent, provided a detailed description of the entire building but limited the search to “ ‘the premises occupied by [the defendant] and over which he has possession and…