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Probable Cause For Arrest
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Probable cause for arrest in pennsylvania requires credible evidence beyond an informants statement. Law enforcement needs corroboration, surveillance, or other evidence. A nighttime search warrant requires imminent risk and detailed probable cause. Consult a criminal defense attorney for personalized advice.Full Conversation
is it a crime to be at the scene of a crime
Being at the scene of a crime is not a crime in itself, but it can raise suspicion. If you are aware of or involved in the crime, you could face charges. It's important to avoid tampering with evidence or obstructing justice.
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What are the prongs of proof needed to have probable cause for arrest on a control buy in Pennsylvania with a non credible confidential informant
To establish probable cause for an arrest based on a controlled buy using a non-credible confidential informant in Pennsylvania, the following prongs are generally considered:
*. Corroboration by Law Enforcement: Independent verification of the informant's information by the police.
*. Detailed Information: Specific details provided by the informant regarding the crime.
*. Past Reliability: Any history of the informant providing reliable information in the past.
*. Direct Observation: Law enforcement's observation of the controlled buy.
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*. Corroboration by Law Enforcement: Independent verification of the informant's information by the police.
*. Detailed Information: Specific details provided by the informant regarding the crime.
*. Past Reliability: Any history of the informant providing reliable information in the past.
*. Direct Observation: Law enforcement's observation of the controlled buy.
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Yes what if the buy doesn’t take place
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If the controlled buy doesn't take place, it can impact the probable cause for arrest. Without the buy, law enforcement would need other strong evidence to support probable cause. Do you have specific details or concerns about your situation that you need more information on?
If the controlled buy doesn't take place, it can impact the probable cause for arrest. Without the buy, law enforcement would need other strong evidence to support probable cause. Do you have specific details or concerns about your situation that you need more information on?
Is a phone call without proof of who was on the phone strong evidence
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In Pennsylvania, a phone call without proof of who was on the phone is generally not considered strong evidence on its own. The credibility and context of the call, along with additional supporting evidence, are crucial.
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In Pennsylvania, a phone call without proof of who was on the phone is generally not considered strong evidence on its own. The credibility and context of the call, along with additional supporting evidence, are crucial.
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If u allegedly talked to a confidential informant and then get called to a meet go to the location but never make the buy go through with the buy is there enough probable cause for a task force to make and arrest with and un credible witnesses
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In Pennsylvania, probable cause for an arrest based on an alleged controlled buy that didn't take place and involving a non-credible informant can be challenging. Law enforcement would need substantial additional evidence, such as:
- Corroboration of the informant's claims by law enforcement.
- Direct observations or recordings.
- Other independent evidence linking the suspect to criminal activity.
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In Pennsylvania, probable cause for an arrest based on an alleged controlled buy that didn't take place and involving a non-credible informant can be challenging. Law enforcement would need substantial additional evidence, such as:
- Corroboration of the informant's claims by law enforcement.
- Direct observations or recordings.
- Other independent evidence linking the suspect to criminal activity.
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other independent evidence linking the suspect to criminal activity
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Other independent evidence that could link a suspect to criminal activity might include:
- Surveillance footage or photographs.
- Witness testimonies.
- Physical evidence (e.g., drugs, paraphernalia).
- Financial records or transactions.
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Other independent evidence that could link a suspect to criminal activity might include:
- Surveillance footage or photographs.
- Witness testimonies.
- Physical evidence (e.g., drugs, paraphernalia).
- Financial records or transactions.
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What probable cause would be needed to get a night time search warrant in that situation
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To obtain a nighttime search warrant in Pennsylvania, law enforcement generally needs to show:
- *Imminent risk*: Evidence that a delay would result in the destruction of evidence or pose a danger.
- *Detailed probable cause*: Specific, credible information linking the suspect to criminal activity.
- *Judge's approval*: A judge must review and approve the warrant based on the presented evidence.
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To obtain a nighttime search warrant in Pennsylvania, law enforcement generally needs to show:
- *Imminent risk*: Evidence that a delay would result in the destruction of evidence or pose a danger.
- *Detailed probable cause*: Specific, credible information linking the suspect to criminal activity.
- *Judge's approval*: A judge must review and approve the warrant based on the presented evidence.
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What evidence must be presented for a judge to approve a warrant
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To obtain a search warrant in Pennsylvania, the following evidence is typically needed:
- Probable Cause: Facts or evidence that suggest a crime has been committed.
- Affidavit: A sworn statement outlining the evidence and reasons for the warrant.
- Specificity: Detailed description of the place to be searched and items to be seized.
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To obtain a search warrant in Pennsylvania, the following evidence is typically needed:
- Probable Cause: Facts or evidence that suggest a crime has been committed.
- Affidavit: A sworn statement outlining the evidence and reasons for the warrant.
- Specificity: Detailed description of the place to be searched and items to be seized.
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Do the have to specify what they are looking for specifically
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Yes, law enforcement must specify what they are looking for in the search warrant. The warrant must include:
- Specific description of the place to be searched.
- Particular items or evidence they expect to find.
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Yes, law enforcement must specify what they are looking for in the search warrant. The warrant must include:
- Specific description of the place to be searched.
- Particular items or evidence they expect to find.
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What happens if they acted off of an uncredited informant information without a prior investigation
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If law enforcement acted solely on information from an uncredited informant without prior investigation, it could undermine the validity of any resulting actions, such as arrests or searches. Courts typically require corroborating evidence or prior investigation to establish probable cause.
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If law enforcement acted solely on information from an uncredited informant without prior investigation, it could undermine the validity of any resulting actions, such as arrests or searches. Courts typically require corroborating evidence or prior investigation to establish probable cause.
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So would it be deemed credible for someone to say that u deal drugs have conversation with someone not proven to be you and a person show up that fits that description given by uncredited informant get out of vehicle lock car and walk away
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Hi there! It sounds like you're dealing with a complex legal issue. To better assist you, could you share more specific details about the situation? For example, were there any additional observations made by law enforcement or any other evidence linking you to the alleged crime?
Hi there! It sounds like you're dealing with a complex legal issue. To better assist you, could you share more specific details about the situation? For example, were there any additional observations made by law enforcement or any other evidence linking you to the alleged crime?
It is alleged that a conversation was had with informant and that the vehicle pulled in and identified himself by pulling to other side of parking lot
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In your situation, the case revolves around the credibility of the informant and the evidence collected. Probable cause requires more than just the informant’s statement. Surveillance, detailed observations, and corroborating evidence are typically necessary.
Do you need more specific guidance on any legal options or steps you can take?
In your situation, the case revolves around the credibility of the informant and the evidence collected. Probable cause requires more than just the informant’s statement. Surveillance, detailed observations, and corroborating evidence are typically necessary.
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Given the complexity of your situation, it seems that law enforcement may need more than just the informant’s statement to establish probable cause. Here are some general steps you can consider:
- Consult with a criminal defense attorney to review the specifics of your case.
- Gather any evidence that can support your defense.
- Understand your rights during the investigation and any potential arrest.
Would you like more detailed information on a particular aspect of your case?
Given the complexity of your situation, it seems that law enforcement may need more than just the informant’s statement to establish probable cause. Here are some general steps you can consider:
- Consult with a criminal defense attorney to review the specifics of your case.
- Gather any evidence that can support your defense.
- Understand your rights during the investigation and any potential arrest.
Would you like more detailed information on a particular aspect of your case?
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