United States v. Martin Diaz

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• holding the government’s showing of consent was not fatally flawed by its failure to call an informant as a witness because a police officer testified regarding consent
• concluding the voluntariness of an informant’s consent was not diminished by the fact that informant agreed to the monitoring and tape recording of his conversations because he hoped such cooperation would favorably influence the U.S. Attorney’s Office or the judge
• testimony of law enforcement officer that informant agreed to telephone the defendant knowing the conversation would be monitored and recorded was sufficient to establish consent

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