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· 8/29/2001

United States v. Robert Mick

Citations

  • 263 F.3d 553
  • 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 19234
  • 2001 WL 980945

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  • finding that five separate misstatements of various kinds in a warrant affidavit do not rise to the level of deliberate or reckless misstatements as required by Franks
  • finding that five separate misstatements of various kinds in a warrant affidavit do not rise to the level of deliberate or reckless misstatements as required by Franks
  • deeming the defendant’s Fifth Amendment argument waived because it was summarily raised in the brief without any accompanying argument

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Judges: Siler, Gilman, Duggan

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