Barbara McLaren v. The UPS Store Inc

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• information from confidential informant that he had been purchasing cocaine from suspect who was sitting in his vehicle, and last had done so five days previously, did not establish probable cause that drugs would still be in vehicle five days later
• \The information in the affidavit must be adequate to establish a timely nexus between the defendant and the location to be searched and to permit the determination that the particular items of criminal activity sought reasonably could be expected to be found there\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).