United States v. Alfredo Rodriguez-Suazo

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• holding that the veracity, reliability, and basis of knowledge factors must be evaluated under the “fluid totality of the circumstances approach”
• holding that the veracity, reliability, and basis of knowledge factors must be evaluated under the “fluid totality of the circumstances approach”
• holding that “[i]t is well settled that in seeking suppression of evidence the burden of proof is upon the defendant to display a violation of some constitutional or statutory right justifying suppression[]”
• holding that, when defendant challenges probable cause determination, \[i]t is well settled that in seeking suppression of evidence the burden of proof is upon the defendant to display a violation of some constitutional or statutory right\ (quotation omitted)
• upholding probable cause when informant's reliability was based on three prior tips leading to arrest and conviction, informant provided detailed reports of criminal wrongdoing, and police conducted minimum corroboration
• considering the evidence regarding a search in the light most favorable to the government when examining the denial of a motion to suppress

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