When an Appellate Court Reviews the Issue of the Existence

question 100

Multiple Choice

When an appellate court reviews the issue of the existence of probable cause,it must:

• A)accept the conclusion of the police officer if that conclusion was subjectively reasonable.
• B)accept the conclusion of the magistrate who issued the warrant.
• C)accept the conclusion of the trial judge who heard the motion to suppress evidence.
• D)make its own independent determination of probable cause.

---

Definitions:

French Revolution

A period of radical social and political upheaval in France from 1789 to 1799 that fundamentally changed the course of French history.

Austria

A landlocked country in Central Europe known for its historical empire, cultural contributions, and as a member of the European Union.

Prussia

Prussia was a historically significant German state known for its military efficiency, bureaucratic competence, and key role in the unification of Germany in 1871.

Great Britain

The island located in the North Atlantic Ocean that contains England, Scotland, and Wales, which are three distinct countries that form part of the United Kingdom.