How do a legal search warrant looks like?

Answer 1

It is a legal notice with a Judge's signature.

Answer 2

I depends on where you live and what format they use. It varies from place to state. It should however have the judges name and signature. a warrant in Louisiana from my aprish will have "Court Order for Search Warrant" boldy printed across the top witht he state name, parish name and judicial district listed beneath. It also has the Judicial Districts official seal, however this isn't necessary. It then will state the case number and other official case identification information, then ours begin by stating "You are hereby commaned in the name of the State of Louisiana and the --th District Judicial District Court and the Parish of ---, ..... it will then go on to outline the areas that are legally allowed to be searched and the itmes that are being searched for. At the bottom ours have the Judges name and signature, the officer requesting the warrants name and signature (this is not required to be there), and the name of our Deputy Clerk of Court listed. It is also stamped with the date and time that the warrant was signed and approved.
All of the above is not necessarry, but it is how my areas warrants look. You would have to check with the court house in your area to find out officially.

Answer 3

the format is different for every city and county.

but it should state:
1 - exactly where is being searched
2 - exactly what is being searched for
3 - the judge that approved it