A Judge May Determine There Was NOT Sufficient Probable Cause

question 95

Multiple Choice

A judge may determine there was NOT sufficient probable cause for an arrest if probable cause was established ______.

• A) as the result of an anonymous letter
• B) only after an arrest was made
• C) with the assistance of a confidential informant
• D) because the suspect resembled the profile of a dangerous criminal

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