…acting in good faith, and granting habeas relief, finding petitioners established due process violation under N.Y. state law and citing Brown v. Plata, 563 U.S. 493 (2011) for authority of…
…the child pornography, the court nonetheless declined to apply the inevitable discovery doctrine. And finally, the court ruled that warrant was so lacking in probable cause that the good faith…
…the Court said it would not throw out the evidence because police were acting in good faith under what was known about the law at the time. Keep reading for…
…Carter, 322 N.C. 709 (1988), which rejected under the state constitution the Fourth Amendment’s good-faith exception to the exclusionary rule, should be reconsidered to allow the Allman search warrant to…
…of Denver will be on the hook for the judgment, while the two officers are liable for up to $25,000 if the city separately proves they acted in bad faith….
…4. A statement that a check of the AOC database revealed whether any other charges against the defendant were pending. 5. The elements that the prosecutor believes in good faith…
…in good faith and that this supported application of the attenuation doctrine. The majority again disagreed. “Instead of taking the opportunity—indeed, at Defendant’s invitation—to deescalate the situation, [the officer] proceeded…
…seized during vehicle searches conducted incident to arrest before Gant and in good faith under the then-settled law allowing such searches. At least one federal circuit court has recently held…
…motor vehicle case ends when the person demonstrates to the court that his failure to pay was not willful and that he is making a good faith effort to pay…
…admitted under the independent source doctrine or through the good faith exception. Significance. Romano makes clear that officers cannot rely on the provisions of G.S. 20-16.2(b) to circumvent the constitutional…
