Court of Appeals of Maryland· 8/24/2007

Patterson v. State

Citations

930 A.2d 348
401 Md. 76
2007 Md. LEXIS 494

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stating that “application of the good faith exception does not hinge upon the affidavit providing a substantial basis for determining the existence of probable cause”
noting that a warrant is facially deficient when it “fails to ‘particularize the place to be searched or the things to be seized’”
observing that the good faith exception applies even upon little and “substantially weak” evidence
describing the inquiry as “an objective test of a police officer’s good faith reliance on a search warrant”
applying good faith exception when law enforcement officers conducted a search pursuant to a facially valid search warrant that was later found to lack probable cause
applying good faith exception when law enforcement officers conduct ed a search pursuant to a facially valid search warrant that was later found to lack probable cause

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Judges: Battaglia, Greene

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