In which of the following court cases did the court reason that the question of whether there is probable cause to justify a search is best answered by a "neutral and detached magistrate?"

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In Johnson v. United States, the Supreme Court reasoned that the question of whether there is probable cause to justify a search is best answered by a "neutral and detached magistrate" rather than by the officer engaged in the often competitive enterprise of ferreting out crime. This principle underscores the importance of judicial oversight in the issuance of search warrants to prevent potential abuses of power by law enforcement.

In Which of the Following Court Cases Did the Court