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  • "We anticipate many of the charges will be held for court, not because Jerry is guilty, but only because this is a probable-cause proceeding at which credibility is not in play," he said in a lengthy email interview.

    Sandusky in Court, This Time With Accusers John W. Miller 2011

  • Two more probable-cause hearings on murder charges are planned for Friday and Dec. 16.

    Four hearings for Elias Abuelazam The Associated Press 2010

  • Lawyer Pamela Fisk of Texarkana, Texas, tells The Associated Press that a Miller County judge agreed that state officials had enough probable-cause evidence to take the children into custody.

    4 children from Alamo Ministries to remain in state custody 2008

  • A probable-cause affidavit indicates the suspects might be charged with the confinement and exploitation of an endangered adult.

    Nation Digest 2010

  • Circuit Court Judge Jim Hudson said probable-cause hearings for two of the girls will be held Friday.

    Hearings set for girls taken from Tony Alamo compound 2008

  • A probable-cause affidavit indicates the suspects might be charged with the confinement and exploitation of an endangered adult.

    Nation Digest 2010

  • Moreover, the criminal justice system is designed for dealing with ordinary crimes, not today's global terrorism, as is shown by the rules, for example, that entitle a person who is arrested to a prompt probable-cause hearing before a judge and require that criminal trials be open to the public ....

    Balkinization 2006

  • – Learned Foote The probable-cause standard that Mr. Kelly cites may also be dangerous.

    Ray Kelly's Wiretap Alarm 2008

  • He states that a "radical" court decision now applies FISA's "arduous" probable-cause requirements to interception of foreign-to-foreign communications.

    Fear and False Claims 2008

  • Justice Blackmun's concurrence limited the seemingly broad ruling to those exceptional circumstances in which "special needs", beyond the normal need for law enforcement, make the warrant and probable-cause requirement impractical.

    Appeals Court Misfired in Hack-Counterhack Dispute 2007

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