The California Declaration And Probable Cause Determination is a legal process that allows a person to challenge the legality of their arrest. This document is issued by a judge or magistrate and outlines why an individual was taken into custody. It can be used as a tool to defend one’s case in court or to provide evidence of the legal basis of an arrest. The process requires a finding of “probable cause” before an arrest can be legally conducted. There are two types of California Declaration And Probable Cause Determination: 1) Probable Cause Declaration: This document outlines the facts and circumstances that led to the determination of probable cause. It is issued by the magistrate or judge and must be supported by evidence. 2) Probable Cause Determination: This document is issued by the court and outlines the reasons why the court believes that the evidence presented is sufficient to support a finding of probable cause. This document must include the specific crime or offenses that the accused is being charged with.