The admission of evidence seized pursuant to seizure under s. 231.3 would not bring the administration of justice into disrepute because, when the warrants were originally obtained, there was no suggestion that there might be a constitutional problem with s. 231.3, full and complete disclosure was made to the issuing judge and the Revenue Canada investigators acted appropriately.
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