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Eighth Circuit· 4/18/1996

United States v. Jack Dean Johnson

Citations

  • 78 F.3d 1258
  • 1996 WL 86491

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that obtaining advice of a county attorney is an indication that an officer’s reliance on a search warrant was objectively reasonable
  • noting that seeking the advice of a district attorney is a factor weighing in favor of determining that the officer’s reliance on the warrant was objectively reasonable
  • officer’s statement that anonymous informant had not given false information in past and failure to disclose information about another offense could not be corrob orated did not establish recklessness or intent to mislead
  • officer's statement that anonymous informant had not given false information in past and failure to disclose information about another offense could not be corroborated did not establish recklessness or intent to mislead
  • magistrate judge determined to be neutral and detached despite evidence of defendant's dislike for the judicial officer due to prior contacts because the defendant failed to demonstrate prior contacts caused judicial officer to exhibit prejudice toward defendant
  • identifying these four circumstances from Leon

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Judges: Arnold, Bowman, Jones

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