Ray MARSHALL, Secretary of Labor, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. HORN SEED COMPANY, INC., Respondent-Appellee

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• warrant application grounded on specific evidence of violations must reveal “some plausible basis for believing that a violation is likely to be found”
• warrant application grounded on specific evidence of violations must reveal \some plausible basis for believing that a violation is likely to be found\
• “In ruling on the validity of a search warrant, the reviewing court may only consider the information provided the issuing magistrate or judge.”
• “There must be some plausible basis for believing that a violation is likely to be found. The facts offered must be sufficient to warrant further investigation or testing.”

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