Probable Cause Search Warrant

Summary

In Utah, to obtain a search warrant, an officer must provide specific details indicating probable cause, evidence of criminal activity linked to the location, and information from reliable informants or sources. The officers affidavit is reviewed by a judge or magistrate.

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Hello ****, to obtain a search warrant, an officer typically needs to provide "probable cause". This might include:
- Details of illegal activity observed
- Information from reliable sources
- Evidence linking the place to be searched with criminal activity
The exact requirements may vary by jurisdiction. Could you let me know your location?
Utah
Hello ****, in Utah, for a search warrant, an officer needs to provide:
- Specific details indicating probable cause
- Evidence of criminal activity tied to the location
- Information from reliable informants or sources
Always remember, an officer's affidavit is typically reviewed by a judge or magistrate.