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State Courts -
Alabama - June 24, 2005
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State v. Garrison, CR-04-0312,
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF ALABAMA, June 24, 2005, Released
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Overview: Where confidential informant (CI) claimed that specific person had drugs in particular home on unspecified date, that the CI had been inside that home within 24 hours, and that he bought drugs from that person then, which was later corroborated by CI's controlled buy, search warrant was proper, despite inadvertent error in defendant's name.
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