People v. Zachary Orion Roper

How courts have described this case

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• holding that FBI agent could testify about FBI's investigation procedures employed during his tenure and earlier practices of which he possessed personal knowledge
• holding that personal knowledge requirement “is unequivocal, and cannot be circumvented”
• noting that the “requirement of personal knowledge by the affiant is unequivocal, and cannot be circumvented” and that “[a]n affidavit based merely on information and belief is unacceptable”
• noting that the “requirement of personal knowledge by the affiant is unequivocal, and cannot be circumvented” and that “[a]n affidavit based merely on information and belief is unacceptable”
• “An affidavit based merely on information and belief is unacceptable.”

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