Sentence examples for the same warrant from inspiring English sources

Some totals include repeat warrants or the same warrant issued to a dozen different companies.

Justice Scalia said in his majority opinion that the Constitution's framers would have regarded such technology as sufficiently intrusive to require the same warrant they demanded for physical entry into a private home.

Others named in the same warrant and caught by the Chinese police had described beatings, suffocation, electric shocks, sleep deprivation and other forms of torture to get them to disclose details about the human rights group to which they all belonged.

"It would bring the same warrant requirement to stored electronic communications that applies to offline communications.

In defence of specifically Christian belief, Plantinga argues that the same warrant-conferring status belongs to the operation of the Holy Spirit in making the great truths of the Gospel directly known to the believer.

In any case, since they issue from the same warranting deity, he held that ultimately true politics and true (religious) doctrine cannot conflict.

Such pathogen-associated genes, in particular those found in diverse pathogens but not in non-pathogens in the same genera, warrant further study for their potential role in virulence, as well as for their potential as anti-infective drug targets or vaccine components.

The unit responds to the warrants immediately; detectives try to take individuals into custody the same day warrants are issued, and they give domestic violence cases particularly high priority, Lieutenant Palanzo said.

At around the same time, the warrant alleged, she had taken a ride in a shared taxi in town.

In addition to insider trading, Dr. Waksal was charged with obstruction of justice and with conspiracy to commit perjury and bank fraud, for pledging the same ImClone stock warrant as collateral for two separate loans.

"This is an area of the law in flux though and it is not inconceivable that a district court in one state might decide to argue its case is different enough from another in the same circuit to warrant a fresh appeal," said Jessica Levinson, a supreme court commentator and professor of law at Loyola Law School in California.