Washington v. Durand
Plaintiff was arrested on a warrant based on tip from a CI and photographic identification by co-perpetrator who had already confessed; when co-perpetrator saw plaintiff in person he said she was not the perpetrator; failure to release plaintiff promptly or to return to magistrate to inform him of non-identification did not violate plaintiff’s Fourth Amendment rights; probable cause persisted throughout detention, officer was entitled to rely on facially valid and lawfully obtained warrant, and officer did not take affirmative action to continue the prosecution; in revisionist opinion by Ju