In Hudson v. Michigan (2006), Detroit police did not knock before entering the defendant's home with a warrant. Instead, they announced themselves and waited for only three to five seconds before making their entrance. In this case, the Court stated that:

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The Court held that violations of the knock-and-announce rule do not require the exclusion of evidence found in a search, as long as the search itself was conducted with a valid warrant.

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