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Colin Kenny, chairman of the Canadian Senate's National Security Committee, said in an interview that he believed that the police had issued search warrants for suspects who were not yet arrested, but Mr. McDonell said that was not the case.

Brandis told the Senate last month he had issued search warrants at Asio's request after satisfying himself that the requests from the intelligence agency met the relevant statutory tests.

In a statement to the Senate before question time on Wednesday afternoon, Brandis said he was not the initiator of the activity but had issued search warrants at Asio's request after satisfying himself that the requests from the intelligence agency met the relevant statutory tests, which include protecting Australia's territorial integrity.

Police tweeted that they'd issued search warrants targeting storefront cannabis dispensaries under Project Claudia.

In a statement, Judge Keyla Blanc de Cnop said Lochte and Feigen gave contradictory accounts of what occurred during the incident early Sunday morning and also issued search warrants in the matter.

In Mr. Moussaoui's case, the bureau opened a criminal case, issuing search warrants, but only after the hijackings.

Courtroom conditions and back-up would be improved, and the courts, not the prosecutors' office, would be responsible for issuing search and arrest warrants.

Justice Liotti concluded by establishing what he called the "probable cause-plus standard" for issuing search warrants dealing with building code violations in houses in Westbury.

"As an investigating magistrate, I can issue search and arrest warrants, order wiretaps, call on special police units as well as the French secret service," he said.

Both affidavits were filed to persuade a judge to issue search warrants, then partly blacked out to protect the ongoing investigation.

Judges would be given unlimited power to issue search and seizure warrants on data or computers, for example.