Rather than asking,"How did you get there?" a warrant asks,"What do you have to go on?".

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A warrant is a legal document issued by a judge or magistrate authorizing law enforcement officials to take a particular action, such as searching a property or arresting a suspect. The question asked by a judge or magistrate when issuing a warrant is more likely to be "How did you get there?" in order to ensure that there is sufficient probable cause to justify the actions being taken. "What do you have to go on?" is a question that an investigator or detective might ask themselves when gathering evidence, but it is not the same as the question asked when issuing a warrant.

Rather Than Asking,"How Did You Get There?" a Warrant Asks,"What