> I don't know where on earth you got that from... The warrant needs to explain with probable cause Thank you for the explanation. In my 11 years as an attorne

> I don't know where on earth you got that from... The warrant needs to explain with probable cause Thank you for the explanation. In my 11 years as an attorney, my experience has been that warrants are issued freely based on a complaining witness's statements. Has your experience been different? > You are going one step further and saying that the accuser should give up all claims to privacy I don't believe I claimed that at all. Productive conversation is easier if both parties fairly characterize one another's positions. Enjoy the rest of your day.