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Supreme Court· 11/2/1992

Olderbak v. United States

Citations

  • 506 U.S. 959
  • 121 L. Ed. 2d 344

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  • When a court reviews an affidavit from which unconstitutionally seized evidence has been excised, it must independently determine if such probable cause remains within the affidavit that a neutral magistrate would have issued the subject warrant
  • When a court reviews an affidavit from which unconstitutionally seized evidence has been excised, it must independently determine if such probable cause remains within the affidavit that a neutral magistrate would have issued the subject warrants.

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