A search warrant identifies the individual to be targeted. The search warrant then permits the officers to search for any item that they wish to find. Further, the warrant allows the officers to search any building that the officers wish to search. This warrant is constitutional, valid, and legal.

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A search warrant must specify the place to be searched and the items or evidence to be seized. It cannot be a general warrant that allows officers to search anywhere and for anything. This type of warrant would be unconstitutional and illegal.

A Search Warrant Identifies the Individual to Be Targeted