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@JumpySubsequentDolphin: NAURRR i need to try them on to see. ive never owned anything from them exceot maybe a tank in middle school?? but ive been a longtime lurker/windowshopper/fan
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Simple English definitions for legal terms
Reasonable belief
Read a random definition: excusable neglect
A quick definition of Reasonable belief:
Reasonable belief: When someone has a good reason to think that a crime is happening or has already happened.
A more thorough explanation:
Reasonable belief
When there is a good reason to believe that a crime is happening or has already happened.
- A police officer sees someone breaking into a house and has a reasonable belief that a crime is being committed.
- A store owner notices a customer acting suspiciously and has a reasonable belief that they may be shoplifting.
These examples illustrate how a person can have a reasonable belief that a crime is happening or has happened based on their observations or evidence. In both cases, the individuals have a good reason to believe that a crime is occurring and can take appropriate action, such as calling the police or confronting the suspect.