United States v. Diehl

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• explaining that where the government, as here, invokes the good faith exception to the Fourth Amendment's exclusionary rule, it bears the burden of showing that the officers acted in good faith
• explaining that when the State seeks to introduce evidence based on a good-faith exception to the exclusionary rule, the State carries the burden to demonstrate that the conduct at issue meets the standards of good faith
• “Dunn’s requirement that a resident make efforts to avoid ‘observation by people passing by,’ . . 12 . surely does not require efforts to insure total insulation at all times.”

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