Validity of search-and-seizure orders lapses after sixty days unless Commissioner extends; pre-existing orders must follow procedure. The Board directs that the procedural limitation causing search-and-seizure orders to cease after a fixed short period unless extended by Commissioner approval be applied to orders passed before 1 April 1989, thereby requiring those pre-existing orders to follow the same extension procedure to remain valid.
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Validity of search-and-seizure orders lapses after sixty days unless Commissioner extends; pre-existing orders must follow procedure.
The Board directs that the procedural limitation causing search-and-seizure orders to cease after a fixed short period unless extended by Commissioner approval be applied to orders passed before 1 April 1989, thereby requiring those pre-existing orders to follow the same extension procedure to remain valid.
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