Passage (i) should not be understood as granting probable certainty (certitudo probabilis) whenever a person is more often right than wrong.
A probable cause hearing simply grants some reviewing authority to a neutral decision maker that is not as subject to prosecutorial influence as a grand jury may be.
While it is far from probable the Hammers would be granted use of the facility, Sullivan believes it would be the best possible legacy.
Judges have to grant warrants based on probable cause, but subpoenas, as Google's legal director explains, "are the easiest to get because they typically don't involve judges".
Grant-supported salararelyarely have a citizenship requirement, so, although your new advisor will no doubt be much happier if you are able to acquire your own support, support from your advisor's research grant is the most probable option.
"This decision was largely based on the probable 'chilling effect' on free speech of granting a right of action," says Clarke-Williams.
"I also feel a bit uneasy about the probable adverse press coverage if the palace were given a grant at the expense of say a hospital.
In an ordinary FISA surveillance application, the judge grants a warrant and requires a fresh review of probable cause — and the content of collected surveillance — every 90 days.
Should the Czech Republic be granted an opt-out from the charter – which is highly probable, just like the UK and Poland – Klaus has said he would ratify the treaty.
The order granting the search warrant, obtained by TechCrunch, said that there is "probable cause to believe" that the Echo picked up "audio recordings capturing the attack" and "any events that preceded or succeeded the attack".
No longer willing to demonstrate probable cause or reasonable suspicion before engaging in intrusive electronic surveillance, the government granted law enforcement agencies broad new power to collect Americans' private information in the name of counterterrorism.
