Sentence examples for basis to suspect from inspiring English sources

A judge ruled the resulting evidence constituted "a reasonable basis to suspect the perpetration of fraud", according to the Verge.

Contrary to popular belief, refusing to consent does not give the police a legal basis to suspect you of criminal activity or to search you.

For in this case the record plainly discloses that prior to his illegal arrest, the police both knew respondent's identity and had some basis to suspect his involvement in the very crimes with which he was charged.

Alternatively, by early November 2001, when it became clear that the F.B.I. could not complete its clearance investigations in a matter of days or even weeks, the department should have reviewed those cases and kept on the list of Sept. 11 detainees only those for whom it had some basis to suspect a connection to terrorism.

Mr. Starr responded by accusing the lawyer, David E. Kendall, of "media grandstanding" and "smearing a lawyer through reckless accusations". But Mr. Starr said that while he had no "factual basis" to suspect his prosecutors or other members of illegally leaking information to the news media, he had begun an inquiry to determine whether any of them had.

Evidence that an Ergo employee misrepresented himself during his investigation, Rakoff found, "provides a reasonable… basis to suspect that a fraud occurred and that Uber's communications may have been in furtherance of it".

No objective or reasonable basis existed to suspect him of any illegal or wrongful activity, except possibly "walking while black".

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, he said while the exact numbers were not known, "some clergy, in some parishes in cities" were being asked on a "fairly frequently basis" to conduct suspected sham marriages.

"Nor, for that matter, do I see any basis for reasonable grounds to suspect him of it," he said.

The interviews are voluntary because under the Fourth Amendment, an involuntary detention for questioning might well be a "seizure" requiring justification, at a minimum, on the basis of some reason to suspect a particular individual of a particular crime.

Do not use any of the suggestions on a regular basis, as people will start to suspect it's a means of escape.