Reasonable Suspicion vs Probable Cause

It is a lower standard of proof than probable cause. (correct)

It is the same standard of proof as probable cause.

It is a higher standard of proof than probable cause.

It is not a legal standard of proof.

Reasonable suspicion is a higher standard of proof than probable cause.

Reasonable suspicion is a lower standard of proof than probable cause. (correct)

Reasonable suspicion is required for arrests, while probable cause is required for searches.

Reasonable suspicion is only required for searches, while probable cause is required for arrests.

Reasonable suspicion allows for a brief investigative stop while probable cause allows for an arrest or search. (correct)

Reasonable suspicion is subjective while probable cause is objective.

Reasonable suspicion requires more evidence than probable cause.

Reasonable suspicion is used in civil cases while probable cause is used in criminal cases.

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