United States v. Life Ins. Co. of Virginia

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• seizure of property with warrant issued by clerk without prior determination of probable cause is unconstitutional
• Fourth Amendment requires, at a minimum, that United States Attorney secure an in rem warrant from a magistrate or district court judge who has made a probable cause determination before seizing real property
• Fourth Amendment requires, at a minimum, that United States Attorney secure an in rem warrant from a magistrate or district court judge who has made a probable cause determination before seizing real property

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).