Supreme Court of Minnesota· 4/19/1985

State v. Wiley

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366 N.W.2d 265
1985 Minn. LEXIS 1048

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holding that affidavit supporting application for search warrant set forth sufficient evidence to establish probable cause for the search
concluding that the affidavit’s statement that the informant had “been used over several years successfully” provided sufficient evidence of the informant’s reliability
finding that probable 5 cause supported a search warrant based on corroborated information provided by a reliable CRI
stating that even corroboration of non-key details can “lend credence to the informant’s tip”
noting that magistrate may improperly analyze circumstances
“Recent personal observation of incriminating conduct has traditionally been the preferred basis for an informant’s knowledge.”

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Judges: Amdahl, Wahl

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