Michigan Court of Appeals· 8/28/2012

People v. Brown

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297 Mich. App. 670
825 N.W.2d 91

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stating that the exception is intended to address “any potential (however unlikely) for police overreach in attempting to obtain search warrants”
“Defendant has presented no authority indicating that for probable cause to exist, there must be a substantial basis for inferring that defenses do not apply.”
“A search warrant 32 may only be issued upon a showing of probable cause.”
“A search warrant 32 may only be issued upon a showing of probable cause.”
because possession and manufacture of marijuana remains illegal under Michigan law, “to establish probable cause, a search-warrant affidavit need not provide facts from which a magistrate could conclude that a suspect’s marijuana-related activities are specifically not legal under the MMMA”
because possession and manufacture of marijuana remains illegal under Michigan law, “to establish probable cause, a search-warrant affidavit need not provide facts from which a magistrate could conclude that a suspect’s marijuana-related activities are specifically not legal under the MMMA”

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Judges: Meter, Servitto, Stephens

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