Victims of crime gain victory from Supreme Court

Hudson v. Michigan
According to Radley Balko, a policy analyst with the Cato Institute, the decision made in Hudson v. Michigan not to penalize the victim for an improper police search is not a victory but a defeat for American justice.

For as long as I can remember victims of crime have been shafted by a stupid law barring evidence obtained from an improper police search.

Justice goes both ways, you don't sacrifice the justice that a victim deserves because of the wrongdoings of a police officer. Balko thinks that it is legitimate to let a criminal go free in order to punish law enforcement for wrong doing.

Question.
If a police officer (fill in the blank), then you can should punish the victim by letting the criminal off.

Can you fill in the blank with anything that would make that statement true?
Punish the police officer not the victim.