Warrents are for searches of private property. They have to be VERY, VERY specific. You can't get one that reads "search property of John Doe."
In fact, if the police get one [from a judge, proving that they have just cause for a search] for example, to search a specific car and they don't include specifically the trunk, then they can't search it.
I don't think a warrent can be used on a person for anything other than arrest. "Search and seizure" of evidence relating to a specific crime is what search warrents are intended to accomplish.
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In fact, if the police get one [from a judge, proving that they have just cause for a search] for example, to search a specific car and they don't include specifically the trunk, then they can't search it.
I don't think a warrent can be used on a person for anything other than arrest. "Search and seizure" of evidence relating to a specific crime is what search warrents are intended to accomplish.