Author Question: When an appellate court reviews the issue of the existence of probable cause, it must: a. accept ... (Read 168 times)

rmenurse · **on:** Aug 16, 2018

When an appellate court reviews the issue of the existence of probable cause, it must:

a. accept the conclusion of the police officer if that conclusion was subjectively reasonable.
b. accept the conclusion of the magistrate who issued the warrant.
c. accept the conclusion of the trial judge who heard the motion to suppress evidence.
d. make its own independent determination of probable cause.

Question 2

An officer can use which of the following to establish probable cause?

a. The officer's own knowledge of particular facts and circumstances
b. Information given by a reliable third person
c. Information plus corroboration
d. All of the answers are correct.