United States v. Ralph G. Mounts

How courts have described this case

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• holding officers are entitled to rely on reasonable information relayed from police dispatcher and it is immaterial that dispatcher’s information is later determined to be faulty or inadequate
• officers had probable cause to arrest after observing plaintiff driving and police dispatch advised his officers plaintiff’s license was revoked
• “[P]olice officers are entitled to rely on the reasonable information relayed to them from a police dispatcher” and whether the officers were given inaccurate information is immaterial
• describing probable cause as a “practical, nontechnical conception”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).