State of Iowa v. Michael Aaron Dutcher

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• noting that the Supreme Court “has recently admonished that” a “high standard” must be met before establishing the exception
• explaining that evidence obtained in violation of Fourth Amendment may not be used in criminal proceeding against victim of violation
• minimal nexus for good faith applied where the affidavit stated that the defendant’s ex-girlfriend had reported that defendant (a felon
• “Our inquiry is . . . whether the affidavit is so facially deficient that reliance on a warrant issued in response to that affidavit cannot have been in good faith”
• “In order for an affidavit to establish probable cause there must be a nexus between the [item] to be seized and the place to be searched” (internal quotation marks, alteration omitted)

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