United States v. Donald Everett

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that officers had probable cause to arrest criminal defendants even absent evidence of intent
• hold- ing that evidence of intent was not required for probable cause to arrest for passing or possessing counterfeit money
• evidence of intent not required to establish probable cause to arrest for passing counterfeit money
• “While intent is an element of the crime which must be proved at trial, it is not necessary in order to establish probable cause to arrest”
• “While intent is an element of the crime which must be proved at trial, it is not necessary in order to establish probable cause to arrest.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).