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Yes. IF the warrant lists BOTH of the places and ALL of the items suggested to be relevant to a crime to be found at each site. Generally if the police are seeking warrants to search two locations they would submit two different warrant affidavits. That doesn't mean requesting two in one document is "illegal". Just not usual. It can cause great confusion however and may open the door to an excellent challenge of the constitutionality of that warrant.

Your question will be answered by the terms and conditions of your bond, if there are any. If you did not have to post a bond the court may have simply allowed you out on a personal bond, and may have mentioned to you it's restrictions.

Under the terms of a deferred judgment, the court requires you to plead guilty but does not impose a sentence. Rather, you are placed on probation for a period of time, and if at the end of that time, you have complied with all the terms of probation and not committed another crime, the case is dismissed, which has the effect of vacating your guilty plea. A conviction is not final until there has been a finding of guilt (through a guilty plea or jury verdict) and sentencing. Since no sentencing will occur while you are on probation, you are not considered to have a conviction during this period.