The defendant's right to require the DA to prove probable cause to bring the charges.
“In other words, when they have a complaint information, let's say you're charged with kidnapping is very high, serious felony in the state of Colorado. So when you're charged with kidnapping, you have the right to a preliminary hearing. In other words, you have the right with your defense attorney to get the DEA to prove that they have even probable cause to bring these charges.”
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Source · Read guide ↗Alexis explains: "In other words, when they have a complaint information, let's say you're charged with kidnapping is very high, serious felony in the state of Colorado. So when you're charged with kidnapping, you have the right to a preliminary hearing. In other words, you have the right with your defense attorney to get the DEA to prove that they have even probable cause to bring these charges."
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