The Fourth Amendment requirement that an arrest warrant name the person to be arrested (or provide a sufficiently detailed description) and that a search warrant describe the place to be searched and the things to be seized is referred to as:

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Shamar Richards

24 January, 07:28

The Fourth Amendment requirement that an arrest warrant name the person to be arrested (or provide a sufficiently detailed description) and that a search warrant describe the place to be searched and the things to be seized is referred to as:

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Pierre Kirby · Answer 1

The Fourth Amendment requirement that an arrest warrant name the person to be arrested (or provide a sufficiently detailed description) and that a search warrant describe the place to be searched and the things to be seized is referred to as: particularity.

Explanation:

Arrest warrant is an order that is issued to arrest an individual who committed criminal offense. Judge issues the arrest warrant and directs the law enforcement officer.

Search warrant is an order issued by the judge to search the particular location for evidence that is linked with crime. The law enforcement officer works according to the warrant issued by the judge.

Particularity refers to specific details of the person which is to be correctly mentioned in the arrest warrant or search warrant.