So why bring Trump into a Law 101 topic? My point is you prima facie should not compare them as the two search warrants are issued with a very different level

So why bring Trump into a Law 101 topic? My point is you prima facie should not compare them as the two search warrants are issued with a very different level of scrutiny, and with very different levels of potential physical and emotional harm. A mishandling-classified-documents investigation does not require a higher level of scrutiny than a domestic terrorism investigation. Trump's search warrant had a higher level of scrutiny because he was President, not because of the type of case. We can see what the government has done in other stolen document cases, like the Harold T. Martin III case: "The FBI originally believed Martin to be the source of the Shadow Brokers thefts of NSA hacking tools, and used the information provided by Kaspersky researchers to execute a search warrant on Martin's modest residence in suburban Glen Burnie, Maryland, deploying a SWAT team, setting up roadblocks, breaking down the front door with a battering ram, and deploying flash bangs inside the house before removing Martin at gunpoint". (Quoting Wikipedia.) Yes, he mishandled classified documents but no, he was not part of the Shadow Brokers. He may have been simply a data hoarder as "he appeared not to have ever accessed any of the files once he removed them from government facilities". The level of force used in his search warrant does not seem much different than these Georgia raids. Or a comparison with Jack Teixiera, also arrested on espionage charges, where the search warrant was executed by heavily armed police using an armored vehicle. At least that one took place in the afternoon when Teixiera and his family were awake and dressed. Here's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eMrlJUeBYU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eMrlJUeBYU Again, not much different, but showing it is possible to be a bit more humane in executing this sort of warrant. We can also look at the Wen Ho Lee case to see what the government does to someone who they wrongly believe to be a spy, when the only evidence they had was his mishandling of "Protect As Restricted Data" work - which they retroactively classified to "Secret" so they could charge him. Trump called the very calm and non-violent raid on Mar-a-Lago an act of political persecution. Surely these Georgia search warrants may also be viewed as an act of political persecution.