The Facts Presented to a Judge to Support Issuing a Search

question 48

Multiple Choice

The facts presented to a judge to support issuing a search warrant should be very detailed because:

• A)only one request for a search warrant is allowed per case.
• B)the judge will use them to independently decide if there is probable cause.
• C)they must establish beyond a reasonable doubt where the evidence is located.
• D)the prosecutor will rely on them at the Preliminary Hearing.

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