Make sure you check your state rules and procedures but for the most part. A law enforcement officer provides the probable cause affidavit, which is a sworn statement detailing facts and circumstances supporting an arrest or search. A judge then reviews this affidavit to determine if sufficient probable cause exists for the issuance of an arrest or search warrant, or for further legal action. The Role of the Officer Gather Evidence: The officer's primary role is to gather objective facts and evidence that suggest a crime has been committed. Write the Affidavit: They then write the affidavit, which is a summary of these facts and their opinion on the evidence. Swear to the Truth: The officer swears an oath that the information in the affidavit is true. The Role of the Judge Review the Affidavit: A judge reviews the probable cause affidavit to ensure there are legitimate reasons for the police action. Determine Probable Cause: The judge makes the final determination on whether there is enough evidence to establish probable cause. Issue Warrants: If probable cause is established, the judge may issue an arrest warrant or a search warrant. Key Points Sworn Statement: The document is a sworn statement, meaning the officer is legally accountable for its accuracy. Objective Facts: It must contain objective facts and evidence, not just subjective suspicions or hunches, according to Justia. Judicial Oversight: The process ensures constitutional rights are protected by having a neutral magistrate or judge oversee police actions.

You need to have your daughter ask for her full discovery, sworn affidavit of the person. Or persons accusing her or request copy of their disposition 6th amendment is violated if they can't and don't produce. Get full copy of the indictment make sure you look the charges up and research the elements to prove the charges DON'T EVER take a deal.....

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