A Texas Search and Seizure Warrant is a legal document that authorizes law enforcement officers to search a certain area or person in order to collect evidence of a crime. The warrant must be issued by a judge and must specify the location to be searched, the items to be seized, and the persons or things to be searched. There are three types of Texas Search and Seizure Warrants: a warrant of arrest, a warrant to search a person, and a warrant to search a place. A warrant of arrest authorizes officers to arrest a person suspected of a crime. A warrant to search a person authorizes officers to search a person and seize any items that are believed to be related to the commission of a crime. A warrant to search a place allows officers to search a specific area and seize any items that are believed to be connected to the crime.