For a magistrate to be considered neutral and detached, he must

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In order to be neutral and detached, a magistrate must be able to make an independent judgment on whether there is probable cause, free from any personal connections or interests in the case. Therefore, options A and B are incorrect. Option D is also incorrect because there must be some qualities that make a magistrate neutral and detached, and the correct answer is that they must be able to make an independent judgment.

For a Magistrate to Be Considered Neutral and Detached, He