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Many search warrants are the result of confidential informants – for whatever reason – tipping off the police of suspected drug sales occurring at a specific location. The issue in a recent case decided by the Colorado Supreme Court is how “stale” can the “tip” be before it is no longer reliable. The answer… it doesn’t seem to matter.
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