Gwinn v. Commonwealth

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• holding -8- that the magistrate could infer from defendant’s repeated drug transactions that evidence of drug-dealing was in his home
• upholding the search warrant because there was a fair probability that drugs would be found in the motel room where a drug dealer resided
• Magistrate reasonably could infer the probability that drugs or other evidence of suspected drag-related activity would be found in defendant’s residence
• magistrate \need only conclude that it would be - 7 - reasonable to seek the evidence in the place indicated in the affidavit\

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