Stops differ from arrests in that:
I. they occur in public places.
II. they are shorter in duration.
III. they always lead to a frisk or more invasive search.
IV. they produce written records of the police action.

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Stops are typically shorter in duration than arrests and often occur in public places, but they do not always lead to a frisk or more invasive search, nor do they necessarily produce written records.

Stops Differ from Arrests in That