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Old 07-20-2016, 12:07 PM   #2
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"Solid but not overwhelming," huh?

The standard for probable cause is if there is "a possibility that the Defendant may have committed the crime." That's all they had to prove at this stage. I'm frankly confused as to why the judge felt the need to interject her opinion of the state's case at this juncture. It's not like they were asking her to find him guilty of the crime. That comes later.
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