Q: I was served a search warrant at my home, I have missed placed one of the papers how do I obtain a copy? I have case #
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To obtain a copy of the search warrant paperwork, you can contact the law enforcement agency that issued it, such as the local police department or sheriff's office. Provide them with the case number and your personal information to assist in retrieving the document. They may ask you to visit their office in person or send a request by mail.
You can also reach out to the court that is handling your case. The court should have a record of the warrant, and you can request copies of the relevant documents by providing the case number. You may need to fill out a formal request or pay a small fee for the copies.
If you have a legal representative, they can also request a copy on your behalf. Keep all communication records with law enforcement or the court in case you need them for future reference.
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