Smith v. District Court of Oklahoma County

finding that the Attorney General who assumed charge of the investigation and acted as Chief Prosecutor and who issued the warrant was not neutral | federal grants to private colleges and universities for construction of facilities to be used for secular purposes | “The exclusionary rules were fashioned ‘to prevent, not to repair,’ and their target is official misconduct.” | "it is no part of the policy underlying the Fourth ... Amendment[] to discourage citizens from aiding to the utmost of their ability in the apprehension of criminals" | “it is no part of the policy underlying the Fourth . .. Amendment^ to discourage citizens from aiding to the utmost of their ability in the apprehension of criminals” | warrant invalid if issued by state attorney general acting as justice of the peace | production of husband's belongings by wife did not involve governmental action | where search warrant was defective, Court considered warrant-less search exceptions | discussing inclusion of the garage within the curtilage