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· 5/19/2000

No. 98-5283

Citations

  • 212 F.3d 781

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that probable cause only requires a “fair probability” that a person committed the relevant crime
  • holding that probable cause requires only a “fair probability” that a person committed the relevant crime
  • holding that probable cause requires only a “fair probability” that a person committed the relevant crime
  • holding that probable cause requires only a “fair probability” that a person committed the relevant crime
  • holding that victim’s identification of robber from a photographic array established probable cause despite substantial exculpatory evidence
  • holding that omission of four-to-seven inch height disparity and witness’s failure to identify plaintiff in photo lineup were not material when a credible eyewitness positively identified plaintiff

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