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词汇 search-warrant
释义 search warrant
noun[ C ]
uk /ˈsɜːtʃ ˌwɒr.ənt/ us /ˈsɝːtʃ ˌwɔːr.ənt/
an official document that gives police officers the authority to search a building for stolen property, illegal goods, or information that might help to solve a crime搜查证,搜查令
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search warrant | American Dictionary


search warrant
noun[ C ]
us/ˈsɜrtʃ ˌwɑr·ənt, ˌwɔr-/
an official document that gives the police the authority to search a place

Examples of search warrant


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Normally, a searchwarrant is required from a magistrate, and this is a safeguard to the liberty of the subject.
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A searchwarrant was issued in each case.
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Why should not the competent military authority go in the ordinary course to the bench of magistrates for a searchwarrant?
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The idea of the searchwarrant is, therefore, no new thing in criminal law.
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Power is also given for duly authorised officers, if necessary, to obtain documents, if necessary, by obtaining a searchwarrant.
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That was at the forefront of our case, and they would remain subject to a searchwarrant.
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I am aware of that case, in which the police acted with a searchwarrant.
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It is currently impossible to obtain a searchwarrant to enter every relevant premises and examine them.
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We are trying to help on this matter, and to avoid recourse to the draconian process of a searchwarrant.
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After all, even a real searchwarrant issued by a magistrate must inform the recipient specifically as to what the searchers are looking for.
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A policeman cannot go into a house even to search for stolen goods without a searchwarrant.
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What is clear now is that a searchwarrant should be issued only on judicial authority.
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It requires that before a search of private premises be carried out a searchwarrant should be issued.
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A searchwarrant relates to the exercise of police powers.
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Clubs are private premises, and the police can enter them only with a searchwarrant.
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