A reference library of search warrants
Law enforcement investigators no longer need to crawl the internet for a search warrant, court order, or affidavit example or waste time creating one from scratch.
Within the nearly 400 pages of this book are 350+ examples of search warrant language for both common and unusual targets including physical evidence and online sources.
This book includes examples of affidavit and warrant language for:
Google Location History and reverse location
searches/’geofence’ warrants
iCloud
Cell phone forensic examination
‘Ping’ order for phone tracking
Compelled biometric phone unlock
Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Kik, Skype, TextNow, Pinger,
eBay, OfferUp, Letgo, Amazon, and craigslist
Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, and DoorDash
Cocaine, heroin, GHB, LSD, PCP, MDMA, ketamine, steroids,
and BHO labs
‘Ghost’ guns and weapons on social media
Disconnecting phone service prior to tactical operations
Drone use
Pole cameras
Use of a thermal imager/FLIR
Cell site emulator/’stingray’
Covert search warrants
Hidden compartments
Vehicle infotainment systems
Tesla data collection
GPS tracker installation
Title companies, real estate agents, credit bureaus,
and insurance companies
Green Dot, Coinbase, Venmo, Square, Stripe, MoneyGram,
Western Union, and PayPal/Xoom
...plus hundreds more
350 Search Warrants, Court Orders, and Affidavits gives law enforcement officers the language they need to obtain the available evidence and intelligence to further their investigations and obtain the evidence needed for a conviction.
It contains both basic search warrant examples for the new or inexperienced investigator and specialized technical language for the seasoned warrant writer.
“I’ve owned the first book, 150 Search Warrants, for years and have used it throughout several assignments.
This book covers some of the most current situations law enforcement encounter from Google and Apple to social media and online
payment services.
It is a must have for every Detective, Inspector, Criminal Investigator,
or Patrol Officer who writes search warrants or wants to write them.” - Detective, Gang Intelligence Unit
Stop guessing what information is available or how to get it and don't waste another minute searching the internet for an example or template.
Get 350 Search Warrants, Court Orders, and Affidavits before the evidence disappears.
397 pages.
