Otis Hindman v. The City of Paris, Texas, Andrew Smith, and Charles G. Whitley

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• “Under Franks, ... statements in an affidavit based on intentional or reckless misrepresentations must be struck, and the warrant’s validity then judged on its remaining contents”
• “[t]he issue of [an officer’s] truthfulness and intent at the time [he] applied for the warrant is one of fact”

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