Burd v. Hackensack Hospital Ass'n

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting Taylor’s argument that the warrant was not supported by probable cause because it failed to state expressly that the address to be searched (1751 Bergen Court
• analyzing prejudice and concluding that the speedy trial right was not violated, noting that there was “no evidence that [the defendant] was exposed to substandard conditions while incarcerated, such as a lack of adequate food, climate control, proper medical care, or cleanliness”
• “[A] magistrate may draw ‘reasonable inferences . . . from the material supplied to him by applicants for a warrant.’”
• “in making the probable cause determination, a magistrate may draw ‘reasonable inferences . . . from the material supplied to him by applicants for a warrant”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).