> It's a simple recognition of the fact that you can't ask for a search warrant when you don't know physically where you'll be searching. Isn't that in conflic

> It's a simple recognition of the fact that you can't ask for a search warrant when you don't know physically where you'll be searching. Isn't that in conflict with the 4th Amendment requirement that warrants must be written "particularly describing the place to be searched"? How do you describe the place if you don't know where it is?