Ewing v. City of Stockton

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• holding that warrant application’s false statements about the plaintiff were not material because an independent source was sufficient to establish probable cause
• holding that, in reviewing a challenge to a search warrant, we ask whether probable cause exists after purging false statements and correcting misleading statements
• establishing that judicial 9 deception claim cannot prevail where the challenged affidavit “on its face establishes 10 probable cause”
• recognizing presumption that crime victims are generally credible and noting that a crime victim’s testimony may be sufficient to establish probable cause
• addressing claim of judicial deception in context of warrant application

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