United States v. Mark A. Reed

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• observing that purposefulness factor “is considered the most important because it is tied directly to the rationale underlying the exclusionary rule, deterrence of police misconduct”
• “Because the determination involves is- sues of fact as well as law, they are more properly addressed by the district court in the first instance.”

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• United States v. Mark A. Reed
  Seventh Circuit· 2006-04-07· cited 61×