Reason to believe requires subjective belief grounded in material evidence, preventing arbitrary or capricious searches. The concept of reason to believe requires that a subjective opinion be based on material on the record, not arbitrary or whimsical; it must be held in ... Summary
Reason to believe requires subjective belief grounded in material evidence, preventing arbitrary or capricious searches.
The concept of reason to believe requires that a subjective opinion be based on material on the record, not arbitrary or whimsical; it must be held in good faith and courts may test whether the reasons have a rational and relevant connection to the formation of belief, excluding extraneous considerations.
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