Bruner v. Cit. Bank

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• analyzing the plaintiff's claim that the execution of a constitutionally invalid search warrant resulted in a false arrest
• finding probable cause existed in part due to the affidavit of a confidential informant supporting the search warrant officers were executing
• distinguishing between an unsworn declaration dated and signed “under penalty of perjury” and an unsigned affidavit not made under penalty of perjury
• “Whether London actually resided at 8010 S. Manistee Street, Chicago, Illinois, or engaged in drug transactions ‘is not material to the determination of probable cause; the test is an objective one—what the police know, not whether they know the truth, that matters.’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).