What distinguishes a sneak-and-peek warrant from a traditional search warrant?

oa sneak-and-peek warrant allows investigators to search a home as long as they put everything back before they leave.

a sneak-and-peek warrant is not issued by a judge but by a police officer.

sneak-and-peek warrants are always unconstitutional

a sneak-and-peek warrant does not require authorities to inform the property owner that a search has taken place until after
evidence is seized.

A sneak-and-peek warrant does not require authorities to inform the property owner that a search has taken place until after  evidence is seized

Explanation:

Sneak-and-peek warrants permit officers to search a property and seize evidence without informing the subject about it. These warrants are also called delayed notice warrants, as the person would only be informed later.

This type of warrants have proven to be extremely useful when it comes to illegal drug manufacturing and distribution.

In 2001, under the USA PATRIOT Act, delayed notice warrants were attributed the status of standard procedure when it comes to any federal crime.

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