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In building probable cause, police officers may rely on:
 
  a. direct information and hearsay only.
  b. direct information, hearsay, and corroborated anonymous tips only.
  c. direction information only.
  d. direct information, hearsay, corroborated anonymous tips, and tips from informants.

Question 2

In building probable cause, police officers may rely on what they:
 
  a. see and hear only.
  b. see, hear, and smell only.
  c. see, hear, and taste only.
  d. see, hear, smell, and taste.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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