If police have a search warrant that appears to be valid, but for some reason is not, evidence found while executing the warrant might be admissible in court because of

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The Good Faith Exception allows for evidence to be admissible if the police acted in good faith and reasonably relied on a warrant that they believed to be valid, even if it ultimately turns out to be invalid.

If Police Have a Search Warrant That Appears to Be