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In legal reasoning, predominant probability can require action where no superior proof settles the matter.
This does not elevate every conjecture to law. The preponderance must result from disciplined inquiry and must not conflict with higher authority.
When substantial evidence supports the presence of the cause and no stronger counterproof exists, a jurist may act on the predominant conclusion; additional evidence may warrant re-examination.