I've read a lot of stuff criticizing this ruling around the web but it seems reasonable to me. The facts of the case indicate a clear cut "in good faith" error.

I've read a lot of stuff criticizing this ruling around the web but it seems reasonable to me. The facts of the case indicate a clear cut "in good faith" error. I guess I just dont see it as the huge afront to the 4th ammendment that others do.