People v. Turcotte-Schaeffer

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• acknowledging that the \facts here present a very close case of probable cause and a different issuing judge may have required more information before issuing a warrant\
• acknowledging that the “facts here present a very close case of probable cause and a different issuing judge may have required more information, before issuing a warrant”
• noting that district court suppressed evidence because “[t]here is nothing in this case that supports any hint that [defendants were] involved in unlawful activity [such as, for example] surges of electricity”
• finding probable cause where informant's statements were corroborated by the police
• admissions against penal interest have traditionally been relied upon as a means of showing that information is reliable
• admissions against penal interest have traditionally been relied upon as a means of showing that information is reliable

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