I understand. I just thought that in order to obtain a search warrant, the first step would be to go to a judge with your evidence that a crime has been committed, and you have reason to suspect that evidence is within the home or business. The judge signs off on it, and the search warrant is written up with the details of the evidence they are looking for.
In this fashion, it seems as though they can just be "looking for whatever", instead of "looking for something in particular".
I do know that this would be incredibly embarrassing- two days of searching with no charges brought- amazing.
Sincerely, Clayton
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