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Aug 9, 2022
12:20:03pm

StarMan All-American

So the only thing they have in common is a judge signs them, otherwise they are

usually entirely different processes?

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Originally posted on Aug 9, 2022 at 12:20:03pm

Message modified by StarMan on Aug 9, 2022 at 12:21:59pm

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StarMan

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Attorneys, is there a difference between a "search warrant" and a "court order"?

StarMan

8/9/22 12:08pm

They're not even remotely similar.

benny1982

8/9/22 12:11pm

So the only thing they have in common is a judge signs them, otherwise they are

StarMan

8/9/22 12:20pm

I shouldn't have said they're not similar at all, because like Scratch said, a

benny1982

8/9/22 12:22pm

Thanks.

StarMan

8/9/22 12:24pm

A search warrant is a type of court order, but the term "court order"

Scratch

8/9/22 12:18pm

Thanks

StarMan

8/9/22 12:21pm

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