When federal agents and the Arkansas State Police searched the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries compound in Fouke, Ark., they didn’t leave empty-handed.

Documents concerning church marriages, photos and folders marked as “draft sermons” and “young girls getting married,” were seized, according to court documents.

Alamo’s lead defense attorney, John Wesley Hall Jr., of Little Rock, filed a motion Friday asking a Miller County Circuit Court to give him access to the probable cause affidavit that went along with a state search warrant for the Fouke complex. The warrant was ...

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