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Definition of probable cause - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
justice systemTECH. US facts that justify arrest, search, prosecution, or defense actionTECH. US
- Police needed probable cause before searching the car.
- The judge ruled that the officers lacked probable cause for the search.
- Anonymous tips alone rarely establish probable cause for an arrest.
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legal
wrongful legal action without probable cause, favoring defendant
acr: probable cause
reasonable reason for police to take action
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- French:motifs raisonnables, ...
- German:hinreichender verdacht, ...
- Italian:motivo fondato, ...
- Spanish:causa probable, ...
- Portuguese:causa provável, ...
- Chinese:合理根据, ...
- Japanese:相当な理由, ...
- Arabic:سَبَب مُحْتَمَل, ...
- Hebrew:סִיבָּה סְבִירָה, ...
- Russian:достаточные основания, ...
- Ukrainian:обґрунтована підозра, ...
- Hindi:उचित कारण, ...
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