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An officer obtained a warrant to search a house for stolen laptops. The affidavit said only, "I believe stolen laptops are inside because the suspect is a bad person." The magistrate signed the warrant, and officers found laptops in the house. The prosecution argues that the evidence should be admitted under the good-faith exception.
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The good-faith exception applies only if the defendant consented to the search. The good-faith exception applies only when police find no evidence. The good-faith exception makes the probable-cause requirement irrelevant. The good-faith exception will not save evidence if the affidavit was so lacking in probable cause that reliance on the warrant was objectively unreasonable.

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