United States v. Mason McMurtrey

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “[i]t is relatively difficult for a defendant to make the ‘substantial preliminary showing’ required under Franks”
• noting that “[it] is relatively difficult for a defend- ant to make the ‘substantial preliminary showing’ required under Franks. … [T]he claim of falsity should be substantiated by the sworn statements of witnesses.”
• noting the difficulty for a defendant to make the sub- stantial preliminary showing required under Franks
• noting the difficulty for a defendant to make the sub- stantial preliminary showing required under Franks
• “[I]t is relatively difficult for a defendant to make the ‘substantial preliminary showing’ required under Franks.”
• clearly established that officers cannot obtain a search warrant “by deliberately or recklessly presenting false, material information to the issuing judge”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).