If a mistake is made in specifying the address on a search warrant, the warrant is automatically invalid.

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A minor mistake in specifying the address on a search warrant does not automatically invalidate the warrant if the warrant otherwise accurately describes the place to be searched and there is no evidence of intentional or reckless disregard for accuracy. Courts often apply a "good faith" exception or assess whether the mistake was of a nature that would mislead the executing officers or affect the warrant's validity.

If a Mistake Is Made in Specifying the Address on a Search