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Federal and local agents can already monitor cellular phone calls after obtaining court warrants.

Agents searched his home with a regular court warrant.

Meanwhile, despite several court warrants, Bharti still could not be traced.

But the courts have always recognized a variety of special circumstances under which a search may be reasonable even without a court warrant.

The data is obtained using broad administrative subpoenas, not court warrants.

This was a big problem: federal law forbade the monitoring of domestic communications without a court warrant.

The plan, which depends on Congressional financing, would still require a court warrant for wiretaps.

One fringe candidate was recognized as a fugitive from a court warrant by a police officer watching television who then moved in for an arrest.

When law-enforcement agents show up with a court warrant, the trustee hands over the key to unlock the message.

Tapping and recording communications might be unavoidable in extreme criminal cases, subject to a court warrant, but this must never become common practice.

In the proposed enactment, police are allowed to enter residential buildings and arrest people at any time without court warrants or evidence.

Two years ago the judge issued a court warrant when Jim did only 29 hours of a 200-hour community service order after being convicted of theft.

The Bush administration has strongly defended the program, which allows the agency to eavesdrop on Americans' international communications without a court warrant.

Under the program, the agency monitors, without court warrants, the international telephone and e-mail communications of terror suspects in the United States.

The legality of such techniques has been questioned in the United States, in particular whether a court warrant is required.

The police entered the private premises and seized the banner without any court warrant and using methods that were unedifying even by their own standards.

If they believe serious fraud is occurring in connection with such gaming, they may obtain a court warrant to enter the premises using reasonable force.

The review could also look at how intelligence generated by the eavesdropping was used to seek traditional court warrants and to pursue criminal cases, the officials said.

He has moved aggressively to expand presidential powers, claiming authority to eavesdrop on Americans without court warrants and try terror suspects before military tribunals.

Giving the Government access to the keys to pursue criminals, Mr. Reinsch said, will require the additional step of a court warrant.

He added that the prisoners were accused of crimes like terrorism and kidnapping, and that they were arrested with court warrants.

This so-called "pattern analysis" on calls within the United States would, in many circumstances, require a court warrant if the government wanted to trace who calls whom.

Known as the Electronic Surveillance Interface, the document specifies what wireless communications monitoring data must be accessible to law enforcement officials with a court warrant.

Senators from both parties who had long criticized the eavesdropping without court warrants said at a Judiciary Committee hearing that they welcomed the change but wanted details.