United States v. Donald Syphers

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• observing, in reviewing a child-pornography prosecution, that \hypertechnical readings\ of warrants and affidavits \should be avoided\ (quoting United States v. Baldyga, 233 F.3d 674, 683 (1st Cir. 2000))
• recounting the details of a child- pornography investigation from an affidavit that \may\ have established probable cause, which included interviews with victims and evidence that the defendant had frequented a specialized website for child-pornography enthusiasts

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