While that may be true, we have clear and repeated evidience that the warrant process is not a "rubber stamp" because the police are just that good, but instea

While that may be true, we have clear and repeated evidience that the warrant process is not a "rubber stamp" because the police are just that good, but instead because judges have stopped reading or even caring about the constitutionality of the warrants they are issuing. Instead putting the burden on the defendant to challenge them in court at some time later. Which given the state of Plea bargain's, public defense and other factors almost never happens