Bryan Jackson v. Samantha Dejean

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• holding that absent a showing of pretext or bad faith on the part of the police or prosecution, the invalidity of part of a search warrant does not require suppression of all the evidence seized during its execution
• permitting severance absent a showing of pretext or bad faith
• “infirmity of paid of a warrant requires the suppression of evidence seized pursuant to that paid of the warrant . . . but does not require suppression of anything described in the valid portions of the warrant”
• “[A]bsent a showing of pretext or bad faith on the part of the police or the prosecution, the invalidity of part of a search warrant does not require the suppression of all the evidence seized during its execution.”
• adopting panel opinion findings of probable cause
• adopting panel opinion findings of probable cause

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