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Supreme Court of Colorado· 2/1/2010

People v. Crippen

Citations

  • 223 P.3d 114
  • 2010 WL 338600

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  • explaining that the question of whether information supporting probable cause has become stale must account for factors including \the nature of the criminal activity at issue\
  • noting that veracity of average citizens who report crime is less problematic than veracity of criminal informants
  • noting that veracity of average citizens who report crime is less problematic than veracity of criminal informants
  • explaining that the question of whether information supporting probable cause has become stale must account for factors including “the nature of the criminal activity at issue”
  • explaining that the concept of probable cause is founded on such conclusions
  • “Because the record . . . contains no indication that the applicability of the good faith exception was either alleged by the prosecution or resolved by the district court, we decline to address it on appeal.”

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Judges: Coats

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