Seth, a law enforcement officer, suspected a person to be guilty of burglary. He found an eyewitness who saw the suspect leaving the burgled property. The declaration by the witness was enough to establish probable cause for a search warrant. In the given scenario, which sources of probable cause did Seth use?

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Coby Hoffman

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21 December, 02:48

Seth, a law enforcement officer, suspected a person to be guilty of burglary. He found an eyewitness who saw the suspect leaving the burgled property. The declaration by the witness was enough to establish probable cause for a search warrant. In the given scenario, which sources of probable cause did Seth use?

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Dax Zimmerman · Answer 1

Answer: Information

Explanation:

Information probable cause is defined as using an information gotten from an evidence who was at the scene when a crime was committed and trusting the evidence to build as a strong reason to follow up a case. Seth having gotten an individual who was present at the scene of the crime is confident enough to build a case on that.