In this case, the Supreme Court found that probable cause for a search does not demand proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

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Illinois v. Gates (1983) articulated the "totality of the circumstances" approach to determining probable cause for a search, clarifying that probable cause does not require evidence that meets the standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. This decision emphasized a more flexible, practical approach to assessing probable cause.

In This Case, the Supreme Court Found That Probable Cause