Marlene J. Bidelman-Dye v. James D. Dye

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• finding probable cause no longer existed after redacting misstatements in the search warrant affidavit and considering the remaining content
• finding the contents of a search warrant's affidavit sufficient on its face to provide the court a substantial basis to believe the confidential informant was reliable because the affidavit provided that: (1) the HCPD, (2) had a confidential informant, (3) who bought cocaine, (4
• \The veracity and the basis of knowledge of persons supplying the information in a search-warrant affidavit are considerations in the determination of whether there is probable cause to issue a search warrant.\

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