Probable cause definition

Probable cause means that there is a substantial objective basis for believing that, more likely than not, an offense has been committed and a person to be arrested has committed it.

Probable cause means a reasonable ground for belief in the existence of facts which would support a specified proceeding under applicable law and rules.

Probable cause means facts and circumstances based upon accurate and reliable information, including hearsay, that would justify a reasonable person to believe that a child subject to a report under this chapter is abused or neglected.

Examples of Probable cause in a sentence

• Findings Upon Reconsideration: No Probable Cause - DismissJammie Martinez v.

• In light of the continuing frantic efforts of the Commission’s Office of General Counsel to push this matter through the administrative process despite the obvious expiration of the statute, OAR submits this Supplemental Response to OGC’s Probable Cause Brief and again urges the Commission to close its files in these stale, time-barred matters.

• Ballrick II D.D.S., LLC CLEG4(46504)0709202122A-2021-02760FComplainant’s Request for Reconsideration – Vacate Original No Probable Cause - Dismiss Finding and Grant for Further Review - Continued Jeff Cochran v.

• Jackie Porcello, Landlord; Cheryl Larbus, Owner; John Larbus, Owner TOLH2(41007)05182021 AMENDED05-21-2864-822A-2021-02071F*Split Determination: Probable Cause on the issue of refusal to rent on the basis of sex and familial status; No Probable Cause on the issue of refusal to rent on the basis of race.

• International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 18 TOL72(40928)04202021 AMENDED22A-2021-01408C*Split Determination: Probable Cause on the issues of terms and conditions, classes, job assignments, and harassment on the bases of retaliation and sex; No Probable Cause on the issues of demotion and termination on the bases of retaliation and sex.

More Definitions of Probable cause

Probable cause means that the evidence submitted during the OEO investigation supports a finding that it is more likely than not that the acts alleged are in violation of university policy prohibiting discrimination.

Probable cause means that the allegations in the complaint are supported by evidence providing reasonable grounds to believe an unlawful discriminatory practice occurred, pursuant to the act.

Probable cause means there is substantial, credible evidence that misconduct has been committed.

Probable cause means a reasonable ground for belief in the existence of facts warranting the specified proceeding.

Probable cause means first hand observations or reliable information based on specific facts and rational inferences drawn from those observations and information.

Probable cause means a determination, made by a hearing officer, that there is cause to believe a violation has occurred.

Probable cause means to believe that the subject of the search has violated or is violating the law