Judges routinely violate the 4th Amendment in regards to weapon seizures due to the issuance of a TRO. I’ve had this conversation with Judges, Chiefs, Sheriff and more lawyers than I can count. Search Warrants require specificity and particularity. Basically a clear description of the weapon and where it is located. The judges around here check off a box that the search warrant is approved and in the description line they write “any and all firearms”. The next line is the address of the warrant. The next line is the description of the specific location of the weapon ( I.e. master bedroom closet). The judges don’t fill this section out.
Once again, no judge is going to deny a search warrant for weapons in relation to a TRO. They aren’t going to limit the scope of the search in specificity or particularity. They don’t want to have a finger pointed at them so they just twist the law however they see fit. It’s disgusting.
