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Task: Search Warrants
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Groh v. Ramirez, 540 U.S. 551 (2004).

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Four Requirements of search warrant:

1. Must set forth probable cause.

2. Must be supported by oath or affirmation.

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3. Must particularly describe place to be searched.

4. Must particularly describe the item(s) to be siezed.

Where a warrant fails to describe the items to be seized, the warrant
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is invalid, even if the description is set forth in the affidavit/

application. Officers may incorporate the affidavit/application to the
warrant by reference, however if this is done the application must be

left with the warrant at the scene of the search.
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