Which one of the following is NOT a requirement before a search warrant can be issued?
A.
There is a probable cause that a crime has been committed.
B.
There is an expectation that evidence exists of the crime.
C.
There is probable cause to enter someone’s home or business.
D.
There is a written document detailing the anticipated evidence.
Explanation:
“If a computer crime is suspected, it is important not to alert the suspect. A
preliminary investigation should be conducted to determine whether a crime has been committed
by examining the audit records and system logs, interviewing witnesses, and assessing the
damage incurred….Search warrants are issued when there is a probable cause for the search and
provide legal authorization to search a location for specific evidence.” -Ronald Krutz The CISSP
PREP Guide (gold edition) pg 436
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From the explanation associated with Mr Krutz the answer should be A, probable cause, which he mentions. He makes no mention of ‘written document’ or ‘anticipated evidence’..
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