Does the good faith exception apply when officers seize evidence pursuant to a defective warrant?

¹⁵ In United States v. Rosa , 626 F.3d 56, 64 (2d Cir. 2010), we applied the good-faith exception when officers seized evidence pursuant to a defective warrant after they failed to attach an affidavit. The Government references our warning that "[n]ot every facially deficient warrant ... will be so defective that an officer will lack a reasonable basis for relying upon it." Id. at 66. But as that sentence continues, "the defective warrant in this case certainly did not have the glaring deficiencies of [those in other cases]." Id. The warrant here was glaringly deficient.