Eventually, Holcomb revoked consent before the point at which law enforcement actually viewed the footage. On February 4, 2020, police obtained a search warrant for the search of the computer, categorized into five areas of evidence. Under the good-faith exception, officers relying objectively and reasonably on a warrant later invalidated can still satisfy the Fourth Amendment. Here, the government argued for admissibility on qualified immunity grounds—essentially that the law wasn’t yet “clearly established” against blanket digital searches. Eric Daigle is founder of Daigle Law Group, LLC, a firm that specializes in law enforcement operations.