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· 3/31/2000

United States v. Anthony Jones, Jr.

Citations

  • 208 F.3d 603
  • 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 5833
  • 2000 WL 336887

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that corroboration of an informant’s statements regarding the suspect’s residence, vehicle, and criminal history helped establish probable cause based on the informant’s tip
  • finding that motion for Franks hearing was properly denied where the motion challenged only the veracity of the confidential informant’s statements, not those of officer
  • holding minor conflicts in the addresses in affidavit and search warrant were not fatal to warrant under the circumstances
  • explaining that an informant’s relia‐ bility was bolstered because she admitted to purchasing ap‐ proximately twelve pounds of marijuana from the suspect on at least three previous occasions
  • explaining that an informant’s relia‐ bility was bolstered because she admitted to purchasing ap‐ proximately twelve pounds of marijuana from the suspect on at least three previous occasions
  • explaining that “[t]he fact that [a plaintiff] can point out additional things which could have been done but were not does not in any way detract from what was done”

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Judges: Bauer, Wood, Evans

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