Synonyms for search warrant
search war·rant

Princeton's WordNet

1. search warrantnoun

   a warrant authorizing law enforcement officials to search for objects or people involved in the commission of a crime and to produce them in court; the warrant describes the locations where the officials may search

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1. • Law
   • Warrant

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1. Christina Carrega:

   They couldn’t get to what was behind that wall until another search warrant was executed.

2. Thomas Clay:

   We fully expected this termination to happen and we will pursue an appeal to the Louisville Metro police board, it's our position that he did nothing wrong in any of the activities relating to Search Warrant Operations Plan.

3. Jonathan Turley:

   If they seize evidence of another crime, they are allowed to share with other prosecutors or investigators provided the information was obtained legally with a valid search warrant, it would probably be challenged in court, but a judge would be unlikely to throw it out if it was obtained validly.

4. Lincoln County Sheriff Wade Magers:

   Additional evidence, interviews, DNA collection and surveillance was conducted, a search warrant was executed at the suspect's residence.

5. Alberto Gonzales:

   People need to just hold their horses. They need to understand and be reminded of the fact that this was done with standard practices, a federal judge was involved, Justice Department made the requisite showing, they got a search warrant, they collected the information.