State of New Jersey, Plaintiff-Respondent v. Hector Feliciano (a/K/A Hector Feleciano), Defendant-Appellant

Summary

The New Jersey Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the state's roving wiretap provision, finding it does not violate the Fourth Amendment or the state constitution's particularity requirement, and affirmed the trial court's 24‑hour interception and the sufficiency of the grand‑jury evidence. The Court also directed that future roving wiretap orders require notification of the supervising judge within 48 hours of a switch to a new facility.