Michigan Court of Appeals· 11/8/1996

People v. Poole

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555 N.W.2d 485
218 Mich. App. 702

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concluding that hearsay statements in an affidavit “may be used to establish probable cause where the ordinary requirements of personal knowledge and reliability or credibility are met”
explaining that the legislative distinction between “conviction” and terms such as “commit” or “violation” in repeat offender statutes must be respected
“A search warrant affidavit must provide sufficient facts from which a magistrate could find that the information supplied was based on personal knowledge and that either the unnamed person was credible or the information was reliable.”

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Judges: Holbrook, Taylor, Nykamp

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