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MEMORANDUM AND ORDER
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EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
DEFENDANT ALASKA WARRANT EVIDENCE OFFICER COURT AFFIDAVIT DISCLOSURE COCAINE MAGISTRATE MEMORANDUM ALASKA APP PROBATION SEARCH WARRANT SUPPORT CORROBORATION CREDIBILITY CITIZEN INFORMANT IPPIQ STREET RELIABILITY MALKIN DEFENSE ALLEGATION ALLEGES DRUGS ARRESTS JUDGE ARGUES SUPRA |
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT AT NOME STATE OF ALASKA, Plaintiff, vs. MICHAEL B. LIE, Defendant. Case No. 2KB-97-250 CR MEMORANDUM and ORDER In this matter the defendant has moved for several forms of relief, primarily arising from the at the search warrant be quashed, the evidence seized be suppressed and the case be dismissed, that the confidential informant whose information supported the issuance of the warrant, and also The defendant seeks suppression of the evidence seized pursuant to warrant number 2KB-97-24SW he officer and because of the alleged lack of corroboration of the informant s information. He ablish the invalidity of the warrant, to show that someone other than the defendant supplied mant had no contact with the defendant during the "controversial period." FACTS: The search warrant in this case was based upon an affidavit submitted by Officer Nasruk Nay. That ial informant (P-111) provided information that the defendant came to Point Hope earlier in the the residence of Allen Lane, the informant had been to the house on two occasions and had observed 175 each to friends whom she accompanied, that the bindles were kept in a fanny pack worn under the informant a special deal on "rock" cocaine, and that the defendant stated that he had a lot of the that the informant had provided reliable information in the past and had made factual reports ofSNIPPETS: |
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