The phrase "a person warranted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing someone who has been granted a certain right, privilege, or justification.
Example: "In this case, a person warranted by the law can take action to protect their rights."
Alternatives: "an authorized person" or "a justified individual".
report on the prediction and prevention of gun violence, agreed that explicit signs of a threat — when somebody indicates an intention to harm himself or another person — warrant concern and action.
The NSA is required by law to target only non-US persons without an individual warrant, but it can collect the content and metadata of Americans' emails and calls without a warrant when such communication is with a foreign target.
It is not clear from Facebook's report whether the US figures take into account collection of communications under section 702 of the Fisa Amendments Act, which allows the NSA to target non-US persons without an individual warrant.
Ranging from 1 to 10, the score is meant to convey how much of your time that person warrants.
After The New York Times disclosed the program in 2005 and questions were raised about its constitutionality, Congress in 2008 amended the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, granting broad power to the executive branch to conduct surveillance aimed at persons overseas without an individual warrant.
According to the editors' code intrusion into a person's privacy is warranted if there is a genuine public interest.
The court ruled that it was illegal to "search" a person without a warrant and doing so was a violation of the Fourth Amendment.
Six people were arrested during the protests, reportedly for "offences including violent disorder, causing actual bodily harm, assault of a police officer and a person wanted on warrant"; three police officers were slightly injured.
The fact that the business was in the hands of such a person was enough to warrant its seizure, whether or not it was operating illegally.
Further imaging may also be warranted in a person whose symptoms do not improve over a 10-day period (in most cases, symptoms of concussion resolve within that amount of time).
