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People v. Diaz

Citations

  • 793 P.2d 1181
  • 14 Brief Times Rptr. 1023
  • 1990 Colo. LEXIS 501
  • 1990 WL 97087

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  • finding lack of probable cause in part because there was no information provided from which the court could assess the informants' veracity
  • finding lack of probable cause in part because there was no information provided from which the court could assess the informants’ veracity
  • “Weakness in one area may be compensated by strength in another or some other indicia of reliability.”
  • \The totality-of-circumstances test places particular importance on the value of corroboration of details of an informant's tip by independent police work.\
  • \Weakness in one area may be compensated by strength in another or some other indicia of reliability.\
  • “The totality-of-eircumstances test places particular importance on the value of corroboration of details of an informant’s tip by independent police work.”

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Judges: Mullarkey

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