United States v. Gerald Grant

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• upholding a search warrant based on an officer’s conclusion that a witness’s description of the images met the definition of child pornography under the state statute
• computer repairman’s statement that he saw child pornography on computer he was fixing was sufficient to establish probable cause
• computer repairman’s statement that he saw child pornography on computer he was fixing was sufficient to establish probable cause
• explicitly distin- guishing between the “great deference” due to the judge who issues a warrant and the non-deferential review of the federal district judge’s decision granting or denying a motion to suppress

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Other cases named United States v. Gerald Grant

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• United States v. Gerald Grant
  Eighth Circuit· 2007-07-13