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State v. Griggs

Citations

  • 2001 MT 211
  • 34 P.3d 101
  • 306 Mont. 366
  • 2001 Mont. LEXIS 375

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  • stating when an informant “whose identity is known, who personally observes the alleged criminal activity, and who openly risks liability by accusing another person of criminal activity-may not need further law enforcement corroboration”
  • when information is provided by citizen informant, “whose identity is known, who personally observes the alleged criminal activity ... may not need further law enforcement corroboration”

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Judges: James C. Nelson

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