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(n) Search Warrant is the written order issued by a judge permitting the law enforcing officers to search the premises including the vehicle of a person involved or believed to be involved in criminal activities for collecting ...
Blanket Search Warrant An unconstitutionally broad authorization from a judge that allows the police to search multiple areas for evidence without specifying exactly what they are looking for.
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SEARCH WARRANT
A court order (i.e. signed by a judge) that gives a police the permission to enter private property and to search for evidence of the commission of a crime, ...
Search warrant - A written order issued by a judge that directs a law enforcement officer to search a specific area for a particular piece of evidence.
search warrant - An order signed by a judge that permits the police to enter a specified place to search for specific items named in the warrant.
search warrant
n. a written order by a judge which permits a law enforcement officer to search a specific place and identifies the persons (if known) and any articles intended to be seized (often specified by type, such as "weapons, ...
Search Warrant - A written order from a justice or magistrate permitting an officer to search a specific place for a specific object, issued upon a showing of probable cause.
search warrant - An order issued by a judge or magistrate commanding a sheriff, constable, or other officer to search a specified location.
SEARCH WARRANT, crim. law, practice. A warrant (q. v.) requiring the officer to whom it is addressed, to search a house or other place therein specified, for property therein alleged to have been stolen; ...
search warrant See warrant.
secure file A file kept in a separate, secure locked cabinet.
Search warrant
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: a warrant authorizing law enforcement officers to conduct a search of a place (as a house or vehicle) or person and usu. also to seize evidence
The Fourth Amendment to the U.S.
search warrant
An order signed by a judge that directs owners of private property to allow the police to enter and search for items named in the warrant.
Search warrant
The legal document that allows law enforcement to search an office, place of business, or other locale for evidence relating to an alleged crime.
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search warrant ... an exercise of the court's inherent jurisdiction to protect its own process. The order does not authorize entry. Rather, it commands the defendant to permit entry.
Search Warrant An order issued by a justice under statutory powers, authorizing a named person to enter a specified place to search for and seize specified property which will provide evidence of the actual or intended commission of an offence.
search warrant - An order in writing, issued by a justice or other magistrate, in the name of the state, directed to a sheriff, constable, or other officer, ...
Search warrant: Written order (normally issued by a judge or peace commissioner) giving gardai permission to enter private property, to search for and seize evidence of the commission of a crime, ...
A search warrant allows police to enter and search a location for items named in the warrant.
A search is reasonable, and a search warrant is not required, if all of the circumstances known to the officer at the time, ...
Not willing to risk that any evidence will be suppressed under the exclusionary rule, the police officer obtains a search warrant.
To be legal, wire tapping must be authorized by a search warrant or court order.
Wrongful death
Death caused by the fault of another.
Ex parte -On behalf of only one party, without notice to any other party. For example, a request for a search warrant is an ex parte proceeding, ...
warrant: A written order directing the arrest of a party. A search warrant orders that a specific location be searched for items, which if found, can be used in court as evidence.
Return: A report to a judge by police on the implementation of an arrest or search warrant. Also, a report to a judge in reply to a subpoena, civil or criminal.
A written order authorizing official action by law enforcement officials, usually directing them to arrest the individual named in the warrant. A search warrant orders that a specific location be searched for items, which if found, ...
warrant - A written order issued and signed by a judge or magistrate which allows the police to search a place and seize specified items found there (search warrant), or to arrest or detain a specified person (arrest warrant).
The yard surrounding a residence or dwelling house which is reserved for or used by the occupants for their enjoyment or work. It is a term one might come across in a search warrant which calls for a search of the residence its' curtilage of a ...
Curtilage may or may not be inclosed by fencing and includes any outhouses such as stand-alone garages or workshops. It is a term one might come across in a search warrant which calls for a search of the residence its' curtilage of a particular ...
the person has failed to appear in court when they were supposed to; (3) a recall warrant-an order to remove from Department of Justice and state police computers information about canceled warrants to avoid mistaken arrests; or (4) a search ...
 See also: Warrant, Law, State, Court, Person
  
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