You pretend this is some obvious fact, but obtaining a search warrant against a person or property that were uninvolved in the crime but may have only been 'witness' to it is not obvious or clear to me.
The standard for getting a search warrant is probable cause, and that includes just probable cause to believe that there is evidence of a crime at the place to be searched.
Taking the witness analogy, even an actual person who's a mere witness can be compelled to testify with a subpoena.
zerocrates|1 year ago
Taking the witness analogy, even an actual person who's a mere witness can be compelled to testify with a subpoena.
johnisgood|1 year ago