Siete
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No, the govt only needs probable cause to believe the attorney has information that is not privileged and more likely than not relevant to proving a crime.It only applies to a clients attorney if they can proof that a crime was committedThe Government is allowed to raid when they have a search warrant
It is in the fourth amendment
Your snowflake komrades keep telling us how there is a much higher standard for such warrants, but you just told us that the standard is the same as for any other warrant.
any DA can issue a warrant .. in this case the AUSDA issued the warrant ... thats not standard
stupidity for you is standard ..