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Which of the following is true only of search warrants in comparison with arrest warrants?
a. They have expiration dates.
b. Subject to exceptions, officers need to knock and announce when serving.
c. Probable cause is needed to issue the warrant.
d. Probable cause is ultimately determined by a judge.
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Explanation: Search warrants are typically issued for a limited time and must be executed within that period; arrest warrants generally do not expire. The other statements apply to both types (probable cause is required for each and is assessed by a magistrate/judge), or (b) knock-and-announce can apply to entries for arrests at a dwelling as well.
Explanation: Search warrants are typically issued for a limited time and must be executed within that period; arrest warrants generally do not expire. The other statements apply to both types (probable cause is required for each and is assessed by a magistrate/judge), or (b) knock-and-announce can apply to entries for arrests at a dwelling as well.
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