Key and Warrant

Key

Key noun - An explanatory list of the symbols on a map or chart.

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Warrant and key are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Warrant" instead a noun "Key".

Nearby Words: keyed, keyboard, keying

Warrant noun - The approval by someone in authority for the doing of something.

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Key and warrant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Key" instead a noun "Warrant".

old	old key	old warrant
special	special key	special warrant
particular	particular key	particular warrant
separate	separate key	separate warrant
Other adjectives: fake, proper, big, new.

Secondly, they don't need a warrant, because Jenny Summers, who is with them, is the manager of Maitland's legitimate business interests and has a key to the warehouse, which she uses to admit them; this would make the search consensual.

Source: Hollywood Law
Adam-12 and Dragnet: Both Jack Webb-produced series featured Courtroom Episodes where suspects had charges dropped on various technicalities key witnesses fail to show, obtaining evidence without a search warrant... the list goes on.

Source: Off on a Technicality
Reasonable Authority Figure: Both Clarkie and Lestrade continue to trust Holmes after a warrant is issued for his arrest; Clarkie makes sure he escapes the police at the slaughterhouse, and Lestrade slips him the key to his handcuffs.

Source: Film / Sherlock Holmes

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