United States v. William Rhys Comstock

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• recognizing that reliance on a magistrate is not a requirement for applicability of the good-faith exception
• “Good faith in this context implies not only that Rule 41 was not knowingly and intentionally violated, but also that the officers did not act with reckless disregard or conscious indifference to whether it applied and was complied with.”
• “we do not countenance conscious indifference or reckless disregard”

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