good faith exception Law Definition
n
A
doctrine that evidence may be introduced at trial, despite the invalidity of a
warrant for its seizure, if the police acted in the good faith belief that the warrant was valid.
Browse dictionary entries near good faith exception
- ‹ good faith deposit
- ‹ good faith
- ‹ good evening
- ‹ good delivery
- ‹ good day
- ‹ Good Conduct Medal
- ‹ good cheer
- ‹ good cause
- ‹ good breeding
- ‹ Good Book
- good fellow ›
- good-fellowship ›
- good for ›
- good-for-nothing ›
- good fortune ›
- Good Friday ›
- good graces ›
- Good Hack ›
- good-hearted ›
- Good Hope ›

