If a police officer has a reasonable belief that someone is committing or about to commit a crime,that officer can stop and frisk the suspect without __________.

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A warrant is not necessary for a stop and frisk, but the officer must have reasonable suspicion that the suspect is involved in criminal activity. However, the officer cannot conduct a search without a warrant or consent unless there are certain exceptions (such as an emergency situation or the plain view doctrine). Therefore, the answer is C - a warrant is not needed for a stop and frisk, but the officer must have reasonable suspicion.

If a Police Officer Has a Reasonable Belief That Someone