Examples Of A Probable Cause

Reasonable cause are based on suspicion, these have the lowest standard. Examples include actions or activities that may seem suspicious, such running at two in the morning half naked: Actions that are out of the ordinary. Police officers for example may stop a vehicle if an officer possesses a reasonable and articulable suspicion that the motorist has violated a traffic law. Another is, after a lawful arrest, a police officer may with or without a warrant conduct a search of the suspect's person, clothing, and all of the areas within the suspect’s immediate reach. Probable cause are based on evidence, these have the highest standard. This refers to the standard by which a grand jury believes that a crime has been committed. In a probable