Mounted search and rescue

["David Skofstad" <dbs54neigh@earthlink.net>]

Irv wrote:

 

"Probable cause relates to a legal showing in front of a judge or warrant

commissioner that a crime has been committed or evidence of a crime exists

but will not shortly. This involves sworn testimony or affadavits and while

testilying does happen it is rare in soring cases because the inspectors

work in teams at the shows. It also means that picture of the sore horse or

the double deck trailer is evidence. "

 

 

I believe "probable cause" can also refer to the level of evidence needed to justify a patrol officer pulling you over on the highway. This level of probable cause in the context of the proposed bill will not likely mean an official would have to go before a judge prior to impounding the evidence, i.e. your  horse. Though the probable cause would still have to be demonstrated if the case does go before a judge.

 

BTW, is that an intentional spelling of "testi-lying" in the second sentence above?

 

 

David Skofstad

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