Cratelyn J. Henderson v. Stevie Holloway

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting affiant’s “boilerplate” assertion that his training and experience gave probable cause to believe that suspected drug dealer kept drugs, weapons, and other contraband in his home
• “In other words, there must be something in the affidavit that links the place to be searched directly to the criminal activity.”
• suppression proper where officer’s professional knowledge and experience that drug dealers often keep drugs in home, without specific connection to defendant’s home; no nexus established for purposes of issuing search warrant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).