Search and Seizure Warrants are court-issued orders that allow law enforcement personnel to search a specific location or person for a particular item or evidence. The purpose of a search and seizure warrant is to protect the rights of individuals by preventing unreasonable searches and seizures. Search and Seizure Warrants come in two main forms: General Warrants and Specific Warrants. General Warrants are broad in scope and allow law enforcement to search for evidence related to any criminal activity. Specific Warrants are more specific and allow law enforcement to search for particular items or evidence related to a specific crime. Both types of search and seizure warrants require probable cause and must be issued by a judge or magistrate. They must also state the purpose and scope of the search, the location to be searched, and the items to be seized.