United States v. Mark Edwin Sells

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• recognizing that this limitation was first made part of our doctrine in Naugle
• noting that all federal circuit courts of appeals have adopted doctrine and citing supporting cases
• observing that “all federal circuits have followed the doctrine” of severability, “synonymously referring to it as ‘severability,’ ‘severance,’ ‘redaction,’ or ‘partial suppression’”
• noting that \every federal court to consider the issue has adopted the doctrine of severance\
• stating that “[t]otal suppression may still be required even where a part of the warrant is valid (and distinguishable) if the invalid portions so predominate the warrant that the warrant in essence authorizes ‘a general, exploratory rummaging in a person’s belongings’”
• noting that all fed- eral circuits apply the doctrine

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).