Oh my... Normally, I'd have an uninformed opinion on this; full of opinion and hyperbole. However, since this happened to me, my opinions are vastly different.

Oh my... Normally, I'd have an uninformed opinion on this; full of opinion and hyperbole. However, since this happened to me, my opinions are vastly different. There were paragraphs written below that I deleted, mainly because they would likely land me in prison, or at least (further) complicate my life. The TLDR is: surveillance and search warrants are granted without true probable cause or appropriate knowledge. By "appropriate knowledge", I mean the judge is in no position to comprehend what he or she is authorizing, or the repercussions of granting it.