Robert Bevier and Annette Bevier v. Steven Hucal

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the police “needed some evidence” of intent to establish probable cause under a statute proscribing knowing or willful conduct
• holding that the police “needed some evidence” of intent to establish probable cause under a statute proscribing knowing or willful conduct
• holding that an ʺofficer may not close her or his eyes to facts that would help clarify the circumstances of an arrestʺ
• holding that an ʺofficer may not close her or his eyes to facts that would help clarify the circumstances of an arrestʺ
• holding that officer had failed to investigate and establish an essential element of the charged crime prior to arrest and therefore lacked probable cause
• holding that the police “needed some evidence” of intent to establish probable cause under a statute proscribing knowing or willful conduct

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).