United States v. John Lalor

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• holding that reliability of informants' tips was supported by police confirmation of details in the tips and by defendant's recent arrest for cocaine possession
• holding that reliability of informants’ tips was supported by police confirmation of details in the tips and by defendant’s recent arrest for cocaine possession
• holding that defendant’s prior “belligerent” behavior and “derogatory remarks” created exigency sufficient to justify entrance without knocking
• holding that reliability of informants’ tips was sup- ported by police confirmation of details in the tips and by defendant’s recent arrest for cocaine possession
• holding that warrant was “not so lacking in probable cause that the officers’ reliance upon it was objectively unreasonable”
• concluding that informant’s knowledge of defendant’s alias increased reliability of informant’s information

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).