California Court of Appeal

In a possession of child pornography case concerning the scope of a warrant to search a property based on probable cause that a computer on the property was used in a crime, the trial court's grant of defendant's motion to quash is affirmed where: 1) police lacked probable cause to search defendant's residence because they had no basis to believe the suspect network was accessed from defendant’s residence; and 2) the warrant did not expressly authorize the search, and the police lacked good faith reliance on the warrant.

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• Published 2017/06/07

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• PREMO

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• California Court of Appeal

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