A Search Warrant Must Specifically Identify "The Things to Be

question 27

True/False

A search warrant must specifically identify "the things to be seized." This particularity requirement may not be met by specifying an entire class of items.

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Definitions:

Personal Interview

A data collection method where an interviewer asks questions face-to-face with the respondent.

Probing Questions

In-depth questions designed to elicit detailed information, often used in sales, research, and interviews to gain deeper insights.

Visual Materials

Objects or items designed specifically for seeing or looking, including photographs, diagrams, films, and displays, often used for educational or promotional purposes.

Open-Ended Question

An open-ended question is designed to encourage a full, meaningful answer using the subject's own knowledge and/or feelings.