Christopher Zacarias v. Alaym Aguilar

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• noting that probable cause requires “more than bare suspicion, but something less than a preponderance of the evidence”
• finding a search warrant that authorized a search of the appellant’s personal computer in his shared dormitory room for child pornography valid where it was based on probable cause
• finding a search warrant that authorized a search of the appellant’s personal computer in his shared dormitory room for child pornography valid where it was based on probable cause
• finding the filename “14 year old Filipino girl,” located alongside other filename “titles . . . identify[ing] sex acts” which an experienced investigator stated were “indicative of . . . child pornography,” provided probable cause to search Leedy’s computer
• probable cause looks at “practical considerations of everyday life on which reasona- ble and prudent men, not legal technicians, act” (internal quotation marks omitted) (citation omitted)

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