United States v. Tracey

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• noting that the offender's \reliance on Albrecht and In re Detention of Broten
• \In Kaiser Aetna v. United States [444 U.S. 164
• \In Kaiser Aetna v. United States [444 U.S. 164
• concluding that an argument was waived because it invoked a different legal basis for curing a warrant lacking particularity from the one used in the District Court
• concluding that approval from a government attorney, inter alia, was one consideration evidencing that “[a] reasonable officer would ... have confidence in the validity of the [search]”
• concluding that approval from a government attorney, inter alia, was one consideration evidencing that ―[a] reasonable officer would . . . have confidence in the validity of the [search]‖

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