The Oakland Tribune, September 30, by Harry Harris and Sean Maher
http://www.insidebayarea.com/oaklandtribune/localnews/ci_10603809
If the warrants were obtained illegally, the evidence gathered from the searches could be inadmissible in court, said assistant professor Erin Murphy…. “One school of thought is that if a warrant turns up illegal evidence, so be it; it doesn’t matter if the warrant was bad. But one of the major remedies we use to correct police when they overstep their bounds is (to) throw out the evidence,” she said.