Arrest warrant and a search warrant?

When a person is arrested, the arresting police officer may conduct a legal search of the area immediately under the control or reach of that person for evidence in connection with the purposes of...

you can go to the DMV and they will tell you or go to the police station, but then of course they will book you if you do have one

There's no such thing as a "search warrant for arrest;" a search warrant and an arrest warrant are two totally different warrants.The former compels police to search the area or location specified on...

The "immediate area" of the arrested subject can be searched at the time of their arrest, but the entire premises may not be, unless there is an accompanying SEARCH warrant.This does not preclude an...

A search incident to arrest is generally limited in scope. An arrest warrant would usually not allow an entire home to be searched.