court of record within the district wherein the property is located, upon request of a federal law enforcement officer or an attorney for the government."  The obvious reason for including judges of state courts of record was that they are far more plentiful than the small corps of federal magistrates.  Nothing in the language or policy of Rule 41 suggests, however, that warrants issued by them at the request of a federal law enforcement officer are exempt from the Rule's content requirements.


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On the other hand, the mere fact that property seized pursuant to the warrant of a state judge at the request of state law enforcement officers for violation of state law is offered in a federal prosecution does not implicate the requirements of the Rule;Image copyright Getty Images

What's the connection between a racial clash in Antrim and the murder of a Belfast pimp?

Both incidents happened during World War Two and both involved American soldiers based in Northern Ireland.

At one stage during the war, US military personnel made up about one tenth of Northern Ireland's population.

An estimated 300,000 Americans were based in Northern Ireland or passed through between the beginning of 1942 and the end of the war.

Nearly 2,000 Northern Ireland women became GI brides, starting a new life in the United States after the war.

US personnel were based all over the country as they prepared to fight in North Africa and later the invasion of Normandy on D-Day.

Image copyright NI War Memorial Image caption American football matches at east Belfast's Ravenhill stadium