Supreme Court of Louisiana· 9/9/2004

State v. Long

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884 So. 2d 1176
2004 WL 2008208

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discussing the good faith except to the exclusionary rule in cases where the search warrant is invalid
wherein the supreme court held that evidence seized pursuant to a search warrant would not be suppressed if it was executed by a law enforcement officer who had reasonably and in good faith relied on the validity of the warrant
wherein the supreme court held that evidence seized pursuant to a search warrant would not be suppressed if it was executed by a law enforcement officer who had reasonably and in good faith relied on the validity of the warrant

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