Ned William Reynolds, Jr. v. State of Iowa

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• holding that prosecution must \explain not only why the [failure] occurred but also why it is excusable\
• ruling that defendant need not show prejudice to obtain suppression: government could not use wiretap evidence unless it could show either prompt sealing of tapes or a reasonable excuse for not doing so
• ruling that defendant need not show prejudice to obtain suppression; government could not use wiretap evidence unless it could show either prompt sealing of tapes or a reasonable excuse for not doing so
• ruling that defendant need not show prejudice to obtain suppression; government could not use wiretap evidence unless it could show either prompt sealing of tapes or a reasonable excuse for not doing so
• construing the custody and sealing provision as reflecting a congressional purpose to ensure the reliability and integrity of evidence obtained by electronic interception
• construing the custody and sealing provision as reflecting a congressional purpose to ensure the reliability and integrity of evidence obtained by electronic interception

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