Sentence examples for because there is probable from inspiring English sources

The Court should squarely hold that the government cannot "freeze" legitimate assets a defendant needs to hire the advocate he or she believes will best represent them at trial, simply because there is probable cause to believe that the defendant has committed a crime.

In that case, Justice Department officials argued that they needed the media information because there was "probable cause to believe" that Mr. Rosen was "an aider and abettor and/or co-conspirator" in the leak.

Though they later back pedaled and expressed regret about the arrest, they still contended that Belk was detained not because he was black, but because there was probable cause following the report of a bank robbery in the vicinity of the stop.

Because of this, there is probable evidence that the risk of developing type 2 diabetes mellitus is not influenced by the consumption of vegetables and fruit.

Grand juries require prosecutors to prove there was probable cause – that is, more probable than not – that a crime has been committed, before a case moves to trial.

Because the informant is honest and it is probable that he has viewed the facts, there is probable cause for the issuance of a warrant.

"If there is probable cause, there will be arrests," Enfield Police Chief Carl Sferrazza said.

Grand juries simply decide whether there is probable cause to indict someone for a crime.

Nero's defense attorneys sought to minimize his role in the arrest, but nonetheless argued that there was probable cause to detain Gray because he had run from police "unprovoked" in a designated high crime area.

There's probable some LA-ness".

A week after receiving the nearly 200-page case file, the prosecutor said in a letter to police that her office would not seek indictments against Munoz because "there is no probable cause that he committed a crime prosecutable in General Sessions Court".