Guadamuz v. Bowen

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• concluding that probable cause for a warrant can be found based on hearsay, information from informants, or circumstantial evidence if the affiant believes or appropriately accepts the information as true
• concluding that probable cause for a warrant can be found based on hearsay, information from informants, or circumstantial evidence if the affiant believes or appropriately accepts the information as true
• \The party seeking damages from an official asserting qualified immunity bears the burden of overcoming the defense.\

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