United States v. James Pelham

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• holding that information contained in an affidavit provided a substantial basis for the magistrate to find probable cause, in part because affidavit was based on statements of a named informant
• affidavit that did not state that the informant was under arrest when he made the statements was sufficient to support probable cause
• “When a witness has seen evidence in a nothing linking the motel room to the particular crime, which specific location in the immediate past, and is willing to be had occurred over 2,000 miles away

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