· 9/24/2001
United States v. Edward Dashan Smith
Citations
- 266 F.3d 902
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 20847
- 2001 WL 1111475
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that even weeks- or months-old information is “not necessarily . . . stale” in the context “of ongoing narcotic operations” (citation omitted)
- upholding District Court’s finding that information in the affidavit concerning drug transactions oc curring three months prior to application for search warrant was not stale
- refusing to suppress evidence resulting from warrant where affidavit showed ongoing narcotics sales on three separate occasions three months earlier
- information in the affidavit regarding three controlled buys at defendant’s residence occurring three months prior to application for search warrant not stale
- information in the affidavit regarding three controlled buys at defendant's residence occurring three months prior to application for search warrant not stale
- warrant not stale even though three months elapsed between a series of three controlled buys and the arrest
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Judges: Wollman, Arnold, Riley
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