The warrant was authorized by Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 41(b), which provides that a warrant may be issued to search for and seize any person "who is unlawfully restrained".
The papers, effects, and communications of the people shall be secure unless a specific warrant has been issued to search or seize them.
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Specifically, the commissioner issues licenses to search for minerals and state-owned and other owner's land and to register claims.
Volunteers are being issued sections to search, with at least 10 people being issued the same squares.
Australia's attorney general, George Brandis, issued warrants to search addresses in Canberra "on the grounds that the documents contained intelligence related to security matters".
Officials from the United States attorney's office in San Diego issued warrants to search the records of the hospital's chief executive, Barry Weinbaum, and its director of business development, Mina Nazaryan, seeking information about various arrangements between the hospital, Alvarado Hospital Medical Center in San Diego, and its doctors.
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"We do not claim any absolute right to privacy," said Mr. Teicher, adding that unusual circumstances could compel a court to issue a warrant to search a bookstore.
The warrant, as issued, authorized officers to search the house "and if the person or property be found there to seize same".
