United States v. Dewayne Wright

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• explaining that the statements of a reliable informant can be enough for probable cause
• “The reliability of a confidential informant can be established if the person has a history of providing law enforcement officials with truthful information ”
• informant's track record of reliability was established by successful controlled purchases of crack cocaine
• “The statements of a reliable confidential informant are themselves sufficient to support probable cause for a search warrant .... The reliability of a confidential informant can be established if the person has a history of providing law enforcement officials with truthful information.”
• \The statements of a reliable confidential informant are themselves sufficient to support probable cause for a search warrant. . . . The reliability of a confidential informant can be established if the person has a history of providing law enforcement officials with truthful information.\

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