Ritacca v. Kenosha County Court

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• restating that possession of narcotics includes constructive possession
• a warrant based solely on hearsay information must include the underlying circumstances which show reason to believe the informant is credible and reliable
• “To be found guilty of possessing a controlled substance, physical possession is not necessary.”
• The ultimate test for the issuance of a search warrant is whether there is probable cause to believe that the objects sought are linked to the commission of a crime and whether those objects are likely to be found in the place designated in the search warrant.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).