"It's got to be a legitimate, probable-cause-type stop," Colonel Coppage said.
In abstract terms, institutions entail that not every event, action, or decision is similarly possible, legitimate, or probable.
Organisms where none of the complex subunits are found, specifically C. merolae, Toxoplasma gondii, and Tetrahymena thermophila, suggest probable legitimate absence.
But he called it the "derivative hypothesis" to connote the fact that "in several classes of phenomena hitherto regarded as ultimate and inexplicable, physical explanations are probable and legitimate" (PD 17).
Potemkin had no legitimate descendants, though it is probable he had illegitimate issue.
In the process of invalidating bingo, the court killed the law that also sanctioned raffles, and suddenly the fund-raising efforts of scores of legitimate charitable and nonprofit groups became probable also-rans.
One of the core challenges for the group, which Mr. Redenbaugh says includes representatives from about 65 companies, is how to share information about potential or probable credit card thieves without violating the privacy of legitimate users.
A brief detention is usually sufficient as a practical matter to accomplish all legitimate law enforcement objectives with respect to individuals whom the police do not have probable cause to arrest.
Suboptimal bioeconomic equilibrium is probable in small fisheries with little regulation [76] and may be a legitimate management goal given that it is compatible with the sustainability of the resource [48].
"Libraries have always been subject to legitimate law enforcement -- if the government thinks there is some specific criminal activity, they can go to a judge, show probable cause and get a court order," Ms. Sheketoff said.
