Court of Appeals of Arizona· 2/22/2002

State v. Crowley

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41 P.3d 618
202 Ariz. 80
2002 Ariz. App. LEXIS 22

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explaining that Gates established a “less mechanistic approach to determining probable cause”
“probable cause to issue [search] warrant not negated by fact there may be innocent explanation consistent with facts alleged in warrant request”
“probable cause to issue [search] warrant not negated by fact there may be innocent explanation consistent with facts alleged in warrant request”
“probable cause to issue [search] warrant not negated by fact there may be innocent explanation consistent with facts alleged in warrant request”
for probable cause, informant’s veracity, 9 reliability, and basis of knowledge are relevant in determining the value of the informant’s 10 information
\A reviewing court must presume a search warrant is valid; it is the defendant's burden to prove otherwise.\

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Judges: Brammer, Florez, Pelander

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