What must a search warrant under TABC §101.03 specifically describe?

• A. Only the county where the search will take place.
• B. The type of beverages that may be seized, without location.
• C. The magistrate's name and license number.
• D. The place to be searched and the items to be seized, including beverages, containers, and any devices used to manufacture or transport them.

Answer: (D)

The main concept tested is the particularity required in a search warrant under TABC. A valid warrant must specify exactly where the search will take place and what may be seized. That means naming the place to be searched and listing the items to seize, including beverages, containers, and any devices used to manufacture or transport them. This level of specificity keeps the search focused and prevents overreach, ensuring law enforcement targets only relevant premises and items tied to potential violations. The other options fall short because they omit either the location or the scope of items to be seized, or they focus on administrative details rather than what the warrant must describe.