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The question is awfully vague.

If the informant lies and the police know it's a lie but use it as a pretense for a search anyway, it might apply.

If the informant lies, and the police don't have any reason to think it's a lie, then probably not, because the police were acting in 'good faith' when acting on the information.

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Q: Is the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine applicable if an informant lies?
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