Question

question 36
what does \probable cause\ mean?
a rumor someone heard
a good reason to believe a crime happened
a simple warning
a guess with no facts

Explanation:

Probable cause is a legal concept. It refers to having sufficient facts or evidence that would lead a reasonable person to believe that a crime has been committed, is being committed, or is about to be committed. A rumor (just hearsay without solid basis), a simple warning (not related to evidence of a crime), or a guess with no facts (lacks evidentiary support) do not meet the legal standard of probable cause.

Answer:

A good reason to believe a crime happened.