Whether an application for a warrant to search a home for drugs must contain objective evidence of a nexus between the evidence sought and the residence to be searched

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether an application for a warrant to search a home for drugs must contain objective evidence of a nexus between the evidence sought and the residence to be searched, in order to permit a magistrate to find, at a minimum, in accordance with the Fourth Amendment, that the evidence will probably be found in the place to be searched. 2. Whether deliberate delay by drug investigation agents, exceeding eight months between controlled buys and the agents’ application for a residential search warrant, lacking probable cause, objectively negates application of Leon’s good faith exception. i