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Officer Susаn believes thаt Eric is selling herоin оut оf his house. She received аn anonymous tip on the Crime Stoppers hotline that Eric receives a shipment by UPS delivery of heroin every Wednesday and that night each week his customers come to his house to buy the drugs. The call with the anonymous tip does not say how they know this information. Officer Susan also has an informant, Kaitlyn, who states that Eric likes to play piano (badly) for his customers when they pick up the drugs, and that he forces his customers to use canvas bags rather than plastic because Eric is vehement about protecting the environment. Informant Kaitlyn does not specifically state that she has been in the house or seen the heroin. Officer Susan watches Eric’s house on two different Wednesdays; she sees a UPS delivery come to the house each of those days, sees people leaving with canvas bags after a short visit that night, and also hears piano music coming from the house on those nights. Officer Susan submits an affidavit under oath with the above information to a neutral magistrate but does not include any information on Kaitlyn’s prior reliability in her affidavit. A search warrant is issued and drugs are found in the house. Eric challenges the warrant as insufficient under Alaska law. Please fully analyze the validity of the warrant under Alaska’s Constitution and come to a conclusion.
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