The Criterion for Deciding Whether Evidence Is Strong Enough to Uphold

question 48

Multiple Choice

The criterion for deciding whether evidence is strong enough to uphold an arrest is known as:

• A) probable cause.
• B) arraignment.
• C) preponderance of the evidence.
• D) reasonable doubt.
• E) reasonable suspicion.

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