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· 1/8/2020

LAW OFFICE OF JENNIFER S. CARROLL, P.A. v. MARIANNE K. BRENNAN and DANIEL J. BRENNAN

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  • concluding officers could reasonably rely on warrant “based on several properly executed controlled buys”
  • finding officers’ independent investigation, includ- ing four controlled buys, sufficient to overcome any omitted information about a source
  • “We trust that warrant- issuing judges are aware that the individuals upon whom law enforcement relies to make drug purchases through con- trolled buys are likely to have criminal histories.”
  • omission of informant’s criminal history was not 12 No. 23-2384 material to the finding of probable cause where controlled- buy transactions made the informant’s credibility less critical to the probable cause determination

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