Mr . Sharpton saw these tapes, and these are part of the basis that gave him a reasonable belief to say that Mr . Pagones might have been involved.
32.
But even if the police did violate the Constitution, they cannot be sued because they acted under a reasonable belief that their actions were legitimate, the attorneys said.
33.
Typically, this is because police have a reasonable belief that evidence is in imminent danger of being removed or destroyed, but there is still a probable cause requirement.
34.
There was no reasonable belief of present and very serious emergency, by the revert of the " trim " edit, that required a block and a topic-ban.
35.
Officers may shoot an unarmed, fleeing felon if there is a reasonable belief the suspect will hurt someone else or if the officer believes the suspect is armed, Faulkner said.
36.
Understood " de dicto ", however, this may be a perfectly reasonable belief, since Lois is not aware that Clark and Superman are one and the same.
37.
There would only be any point making " Dunfermline and West Fife Demographics " a re-direct if it was a reasonable belief that someone would search for that exact term.
38.
That court, the U . S . Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit, ruled that City College acted appropriately in the reasonable belief that the speech would be unduly disruptive.
39.
If their actions caused Master to have an honest and reasonable belief that he was in imminent peril for his own safety . . . the law makes this a ( justifiable ) killing.
40.
One is under a state law that permits the use of deadly physical force if a person has a reasonable belief that deadly force is about to be used against him or another person.
