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· 11/15/2013

FLAGG, NATHANIEL, PEOPLE v

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  • stating that an affidavit of probable cause to support a search warrant does not require a prima facie showing of criminal activity
  • stating that “[p]robable cause is based on a finding of the probability, not a prima facie showing of criminal activity, and deference is to be accorded a magistrate’s finding of probable cause”

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