A Kentucky Search and Seizure Warrant on Oral Testimony is a type of legal document issued by a court that allows law enforcement to enter a property and search for evidence in connection with a criminal case. This type of warrant is based on sworn testimony from a witness or informant, and requires a judge to determine that the testimony is credible and reliable. This type of warrant is often used when physical evidence is not available or when there is a need for a more thorough search of the property. There are two types of Kentucky Search and Seizure Warrants on Oral Testimony: a General Search Warrant and an Arrest Warrant. A General Search Warrant allows law enforcement to enter and search a property without the need for an arrest. An Arrest Warrant requires an arrest before a search can be conducted and is usually issued when there is a suspicion that the suspect may flee or is a danger to the public.