Police officers and legal practitioners in the Northern Territory must ensure that search warrants describing things to be seized by reference to an offence include sufficient particulars of the offence (including who allegedly committed it, when, where, and in what circumstances) to enable objective determination of whether seized items fall within the warrant's authority, particularly where the offence is inherently broad in character.
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