What Is a "Probable Cause

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Multiple Choice

What is a "probable cause?"

• A) The level of evidence usually required by a jury to arrive at a unanimous verdict in a criminal case
• B) Series of written questions that specifically identify information needed from the opposing party
• C) A written order in the name of the court, requiring a witness to submit to a deposition, give testimony at trial, or report to an administrative body
• D) The level of evidence required for a reasonable person to believe that a crime has been committed and the accused committed it

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Definitions:

External Attributions

The process of explaining one's own behavior or the behavior of others by pointing to causes outside the individual, such as situational factors.

Hope

A feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.

Tempered View

A perspective or attitude that is made moderate or restrained by considering all factors and avoiding extreme positions.

Contextual Sensitivity

The ability to understand and appropriately respond to different situational contexts, including the recognition of the nuances that govern social interactions and behaviors.