The police have probable cause to believe that Josephine committed murder by shooting the victim with a gun. The police want to search Josephine's house to look for guns and ammunition. The police receive a warrant signed by a judge. The warrant specifies that the police are allowed to look for anything in the house that might be relevant to the murder investigation. Does the warrant comply with the Fourth Amendment? Group of answer choices Yes, because the warrant is limited to only those items that are relevant to the investigation No, because the warrant failed to specify with particularity the items to be searched for in the house Yes, because there is no requirement for a warrant to specify the items the police are searching for Yes, because the subjective intent of the police was only to search for guns and ammunition