That's a good point too.
I'll agree that there was most likely various child abuse issues going on in the compound. A good lawyer however will chew the crap out of the warrants and child abusers will walk because of the way this raid was handled.
I’m not sure of that yet. Still, as a general rule, strict guidelines need to be adhered to. It protects the case and all parties concerned.
Many a good case has been thrown out due to improper procedures. In some instances the rulings have been absurd. Still, you don’t give a guy an opening. And you don’t betray the implied trust a victim has in the system, by soiling their case.