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McClintock, Bradley Ray

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  • 541 S.W.3d 63

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  • concluding officers’ conduct was objectively “close enough” to valid in making affidavit that the subsequent search was executed in good-faith reliance on the issued warrant
  • concluding that statutory “good faith” exception of article 38.23(b) applies where search warrant, though later found to be based on illegality, was obtained by law enforcement in good faith and on objectively reasonable belief that it was valid and relied on appropriately obtained evidence
  • assessing whether officers acted in good-faith reliance on a warrant in terms of how “close to the line of validity” their actions were
  • discussing a canine search of the curtilage of a home, which uncovered evidence supporting probable cause, and subsequent Supreme Court precedent calling into question the constitutionality of such searches
  • deciding whether, under article 38.23(b
  • “In executing the warrant, [an] officer ‘act[s] in objective good faith reliance upon’ the warrant, as long as the warrant is facially valid.”

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