Eighth Circuit: When Pretty Much Every Judge Thinks Your Warrant Is Bad, Good Faith Ain't Gonna Save It
Warrants that are short on things required by the Fourth Amendment -- probable cause, specificity, the correct address, solid affidavits -- are often given a free pass because law enforcement has plenty of options when it comes to sneaking around the edges of the Constitution. In some cases, the excuses are pretty much just this:…
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