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The Ninth Circuit strikes again! Jesus. "It is not enough for an impermissible investigatory motive to be present to invalidate a search and seizure. It can on
by salawat 4y ago
The Ninth Circuit strikes again! Jesus.
"It is not enough for an impermissible investigatory motive to be present to invalidate a search and seizure. It can only invalidate it if that is the only motive behind the search."
So apparently the 9th Circuit endorses the issuing of flimsy warrants for fishing expeditions, and once again, ignores the requirement whereby the warrant must describe that which is to be searched and seized.
Firthermore, this catalog of other, no evidence present, but still anonymous customers, is an implicit nod that anonymity is criminal in character according to law enforcement.