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Police may arrest a person accused of a crime if they have what?

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I think "probable cause" is the legal term.

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Police may arrest a person accused of a crime if they have this?
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What is the term for a person accused of a crime?
Depending on their status at any given moment during the process, they can be a 'suspect,' an 'arrestee,' or a 'defendant.'Defendant, or suspect, or arrestee.
Who may arrest a person?
anyone
How police arrest a person from abroad?
I've read the discussion page: Sorry - you'll have to collect your own research papers. As a general rule, and quick overview - - if the wanted person is abroad and their whereabouts is known, and...
Who can prosecute a person accused of a crime?
In state courts it is the Office of the State's Attorney. In the Federal courts it is the Office of the United States Attorney.