(1) it must be issued upon probable cause;
(2) the
probable cause must be determined by the judge himself and not by the
applicant or any other person;
(3) in
the determination of probable cause, the judge must examine, under oath
or affirmation, the complainant and such witnesses as the latter may produce;
and
(4) the warrant
issued must particularly describe the place to be searched and persons and
things to be seized.
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