David Caswell v. United States
FourthAmendment CriminalProcedure Privacy JusticiabilityDoctri
I) Did the FBI act in good-faith when it indicated to a magistrate judge that property to be searched pursuant to a search warrant application was located in the Eastern District of Virginia, when in fact the true place to be searched was computers throughout the country, the vast majority of which were beyond the geographic limits of the magistrate's authority?
Did the FBI act in good-faith when it indicated to a magistrate judge that property to be searched pursuant to a search warrant application was located in the Eastern District of Virginia, when in fact the true place to be searched was computers throughout the country, the vast majority of which were beyond the geographic limits of the magistrate's authority?