Reasonable Belief

Reasonable belief refers to a conviction held with enough evidence or justification that an average person would find plausible. It means supporting evidence or logical reasoning makes a belief sensible and justified, rather than based on mere guessing or unreasonable assumptions. In practical terms, if someone has a reasonable belief, they have good reasons to think something is true, even if there's no absolute certainty. This concept is often used in law and philosophy to assess whether beliefs or claims are logically supported by available evidence.