United States v. Collet Williams

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the officers’ omission of additional in‐ culpatory evidence provided “a reasonable basis to believe that the police did not intend to mislead”
• noting that the officers’ omission of additional in‐ culpatory evidence provided “a reasonable basis to believe that the police did not intend to mislead”
• noting that the officers’ omission of additional in‐ culpatory evidence provided “a reasonable basis to believe that the police did not intend to mislead”
• applying the subjective standard for recklessness to omissions from an affidavit
• “A showing of reckless disregard requires more 16 No. 22-1925 than a showing of negligence”
• “This is a subjective inquiry that focuses on the officer’s state of mind.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).