In re the Marriage of Baccam and Onmanivong

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• finding that the good faith exception did not apply to an affidavit that “ha[d] neither a tip alleging that Ward sold drugs from his home, a controlled buy at Ward’s residence, evidence of numerous drug convictions, nor the prompt action by law enforcement”
• finding that the good faith exception did not apply to an affidavit that “ha[d] neither a tip alleging that Ward sold drugs from his home, a controlled buy at Ward’s residence, evidence of numerous drug convictions, nor the prompt action by law enforcement”
• declining to apply the good-faith exception when police had “neither a tip alleging that [defendant] sold drugs from his home, a controlled buy at [defendant’s] residence, evidence of numerous drug convictions, nor the prompt action by law enforcement”
• affidavit relied on a single trash pull, the defendant’s prior charges, and bare allegations of unidentified strangers at a residence

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