United States v. Gerald M. Pasquarille

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• concluding that the anonymous tip provided probable cause where the informant provided sufficient information to support their basis of knowledge and detailed description of the transaction
• concluding that the anonymous tip provided probable cause where the informant provided sufficient information to support their basis of knowledge and detailed description of the transaction
• holding that a citizen informant's tip was presumptively reliable because the citizen informant was an identified eyewitness to the alleged crime
• holding that a citizen informant's tip was presumptively reliable because the citizen informant was an identified eyewitness to the alleged crime
• finding \unpersuasive” the argument that a \direct investigative relationship” is necessary to avail the collective knowledge doctrine
• noting that this court “need not rely on the grounds set forth by the district court. Rather, a denial of a motion to suppress will be affirmed on appeal if the district court’s conclusion can be justified for any reason.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).