People v. Lenyoun 

Court properly quashed a second search warrant, and suppressed evidence; second warrant was executed within 2 hours after execution of first warrant, when no contraband was recovered from Defendant or his car; and second warrant was supported by only a "bare-bones" affidavit that probable cause existed for search of Defendant's apartment, in describing a single drug transaction conducted by Defendant from a car. Court erred in issuing second warrant, as complaint for warrant must give rise to reasonable inference that criminal activity was ongoing in the home itself. Good-faith doctrine does not apply to executing officer when neither judge nor officer could have held objectively reasonable belief in existence of probable cause to search Defendant's apartment. (PATTI, concurring; LAMPKIN, dissenting.)