Explanation:
U.S. Supreme Court's definition of probable cause when the facts and situations are within the officer's knowledge. The knowledge is reasonably trustworthy and are sufficient to make believe that a crime has been committed and certain property is connected with the crime. Probable cause must exist for a law enforcement officer to make an arrest without warrant or search without warrant or seize the property.
natural harmony through non action
The answer to this question is <span>draw the line as to what exactly was too strong of a shock.
After a certain amount of shock of delivered, the learners plea to stop the experiment increased according to the level of the voltage.
When the learners are encouraged that they could take more, they felt some mental reassurance that they could take more because they do not understand the thresold of other learners can do.</span>
The one that was a national study of police practice is :
crime stoppers
It's a non profit organization working with the law enforcement
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I believe the answer is: <span>. the onset of secondary deviance
Secondary deviance refers to the defiant behaviour that happened because someone is being publicly label as deviant and treated as an 'outsider', to the point where that person decided to internalize the label and started to acting out as so.</span>
