People v. Asaro

The motions now decided, however styled, are treated as applications for orders suppressing the use in evidence — and directing the return — of property, including papers and personal effects seized in the execution of invalid search warrants (Code Crim. Pro., §§ 813-c to 813-e).1 Insofar as they seek suppression of the things seized, the motions are granted. The applications for orders directing return of the property are granted as to the articles set forth in the schedules annexed to the respective short-form orders made and entered herewith. As to the remainder of the property taken under…