Define “Probable Cause

*Define “Probable Cause” and compare that standard of probable cause against the following statements of degree of certainty: absolutely positive; pretty sure; good possibility; beyond a reasonable doubt; reasonable suspicion; preponderance of the evidence; reasonable probability; strong belief; convinced.
      *Give an example of a strong indication of probable cause to arrest that is arrived at through each of the five senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.
      *(Chapter 4) – Law enforcement officers have a search warrant to search a house for heroin and to search the person of the house owners’ eighteen-year-old daughter.  When the officers arrive at the house to execute the warrant, the following persons are present:
a.       the owners;
b.      their eighteen-year-old daughter;
c.       their fifteen-year-old son, who appears extremely nervous;
d.      the daughter’s boyfriend, whom the officers recognize as a local gang member who is known to carry a knife; and
e.       an unidentified elderly couple.
To what extent may the officers search or detain each person present?

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