
Originally Posted by
thegodfather
What country are you in? Generally, a search warrant for a specific person at a specific residence, have to be named in the warrant, hence the "specific people to be searched, and the specific things to be seized." Searching your living quarters, while it may happen in the field, would be able to be challenged in court, especially if you two had separate leases on the same apartment. I would expect any evidence to be covered under the exclusionary rule, if your living quarters were searched while the warrant specified the warrant was for the search of his residence, and for items X,Y, and Z.