United States v. Clifton Glen Hammond

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• holding that a four-month old tip of marijuana growing was not stale for the same reasons
• explaining that the good- faith exception to the exclusionary rule “does not apply” when “1
• stating that even minimally reliable tips take on added meaning when corroborated by police investigation
• finding three-fold error in a vague tip, from a \not obviously reliable\ informant, that was \entirely unsupported by any independent investigation\
• declining to apply good faith exception where officer’s affidavit contained “falsehoods and half- truths” in violation of Franks
• declining to apply good faith exception where officer’s affidavit contained “falsehoods and half-truths” in violation of Franks

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