Which of the following best describes the "two-pronged test" established in the case of Aguilar v.Texas (1964)that allows the use of an informant's information to establish probable cause?

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The two-pronged test established in Aguilar v. Texas requires that the reliability of the informant's information be established, and the source of the information be made clear. This means that the informant's track record of providing accurate information must be evaluated and the circumstances surrounding the acquisition of the information must be disclosed. The informant's credibility and motivations are considered but are not the only factors used to establish probable cause.

Which of the Following Best Describes the "Two-Pronged Test" Established