Search Warrants : Use of the Phrase “Used or Intended to be Used [For the Alleged Crime]” Not Per Se Determinative of the Question of Particularity of Description

In Columbia Pictures vs. Flores, G.R. No. 78631, June 29, 1993, paragraph (c) of the subject search warrant authorized the search and seizure of “[t]elevision sets, video cassette recorders, rewinders, tape head cleaners, accessories, equipment and other machines and paraphernalia or materials used or intended to be used in the unlawful sale, lease, distribution, or possession for purpose of sale, lease, distribution, circulation or public exhibition of the above-mentioned pirated video tapes which they are keeping and concealing in the premises above-described . . .”