The scope and duration of an investigatory detention/ “stop” _____.
a. must be temporary and not last any longer than necessary under the totality of the circumstances
b. is reasonable when waiting ninety minutes for a drug dog
c. is always unreasonable under the totality of the circumstances even if the length of detention is due in part to the actions of the defendant
d. depends on whether each specific, articulable fact can be explained individually as otherwise innocent behavior
Answer: a. must be temporary and not last any longer than necessary under the totality of the circumstances
You might also like to view...
Should someone be able to contest a guilty plea? Are the methods currently in place effective? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
Grievances should be recognized by the supervisor as being real in the mind of the employee who feels he has been wronged
a. True b. False
Compare and contrast the effectiveness of primary and secondary prevention programs in regards to criminality. Is one more effective? Explain.
What will be an ideal response?
Which movement immediately followed the penitentiary movement?
a. the reformatory movement b. the congregate movement c. the rehabilitation movement d. the community corrections movement e. the communal movement