United States v. Bradford Satterwhite, III

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• noting that “‘[b]are bones’ affidavits contain wholly conclusory statements, which lack the facts and circumstances from which a magistrate can independently determine probable cause”
• approving of an affidavit that “provided the magistrate with facts, and not mere conclu- sions”

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