Bernetta Ashford-Cooper v. Dwell Lakey Ruff Aka Dwell L. Ruff

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• “The key inquiry in resolving a Franks motion is whether probable cause remains once any misrepresentations are corrected and any omissions are supplemented.”
• “[N]o subjective expectation of privacy exists under these circumstances, where information is openly available to third parties.”
• “To obtain a Franks hearing, a defendant must make a substantial preliminary showing that: (1) ‘the affiant officer intentionally or recklessly made false or misleading statements or omissions in support of the warrant,’ and (2
• setting forth the standard for granting a Franks hearing

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