Ex Parte K.S.II, K.S., and K.S., Children v. the State of Texas

How courts have described this case

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• holding that partially invalid search warrant could be redacted so that evidence obtained pursuant to the valid portions of the warrant did not have to be suppressed
• stating that the flexibility inherent in the probable cause determination is \especially appropriate in cases involving corporate schemes spanning many years that can be uncovered only by exacting scrutiny of intricate financial records\
• noting that redaction was available to the court based solely upon a review of the warrant and affidavit
• stating that the flexibility inherent in the probable cause determination is “especially appropriate in cases involving corporate schemes spanning many years that can be uncovered only by exacting .scrutiny of intricate financial records”
• collecting cases of warrants “condemn[ed] as general warrants” because list of items to be seized lacked particularity
• involving reduction of the overly broad portions of a search warrant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).