The objective standard necessary to justify a strip search at the border is _____________ _____________

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reasonable suspicion

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_____________ consist of the influence that outside parties exert on the organization's definition of mission, the appropriate types of operations the organization exhibits, and the directions it takes

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Describe and explain briefly Goldstein's tripartite conceptual model for understanding the drug/crime relationshi

What will be an ideal response?

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Most nations, including the United States, have an interest in determining what products and people enter or leave through its borders. Searches, screening, and inspections are common and are lawful when conducted reasonably

At a fixed United States border crossing, A) everyone who crosses or attempts to cross the international border has relinquished all Fourth Amendment rights and can be warrantlessly searched and objects can be seized. B) federal agents must have probable cause or reasonable suspicion to search persons and motor vehicles when the person or vehicle attempts to cross the international border because the Fourth Amendment generally forbids warrantless searches. C) the legal standard for searches follows the Terry v. Ohio stop-and-frisk rationale that permits pat downs of the outer garments of persons crossing the border. D) federal agents may conduct reasonable searches, without probable cause or reasonable suspicion, of persons and motor vehicles merely because a person or vehicle attempts to cross the international border of the United States. E) none of the above responses states correct procedure and rationale.

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The following ruling came about due to which court case? "Use of deadly force to prevent the escape of all felony suspects, whatever the circumstances, is constitutionally unreasonable."

A) The case of Rodney King B) Tennessee v. Garner C) Scott v Harris D) Miranda v. Arizona

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