Sentence examples for get your warrant from inspiring English sources

The English magistrate and social reformer John Fielding, who was blind, is pictured entering from the left saying "I should be glad to see this spirit", while his companion says "Your W r's had better get your Warrant back'd by his L rds p", referring to a Middlesex magistrate's warrant which required an endorsement from the Lord Mayor, Samuel Fludyer.

Get your warrants, do what you gotta do, no DNA, none of that.

The government often doesn't need a warrant to get your e-mails.

If you don't deal with it, prosecutors may get a warrant for your arrest.

"Now if you ever became a target for surveillance, they would go get a warrant and tap your telephone," McConnell said.

Could law enforcement get a warrant to read your thoughts?

Sign the petition, the company continued, to "tell the government to get a warrant" before reading your email.

"It used to be the case that if the government wanted to find out what you read and what you wrote, it would have to get a warrant and search your home," said Daniel J. Solove, a law professor at George Washington University and the author of numerous books and articles on privacy law.

Your service provider is not able to track your phone unless they get a warrant first, but they can lock it.

If the authorities want to invade your privacy, they should get a warrant.

WASHINGTON -- The Senate Judiciary Committee voted on Thursday to force cops to get a warrant to spy on your email.