According to the Supreme Court opinion in Illinois v. Wardlow, which of the following can constitute a reasonable basis for a stop and frisk?
I. presence in high crime area
II. refusal to stop and answer questions when requested to do so by police
III. unprovoked flight after seeing police
IV. refusal to identify oneself when asked to do so
A) I, II
B) I, III
C) II, III
D) I, II, IV
Correct Answer:
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Q2: The Supreme Court has adopted which of
Q4: Police can establish reasonable suspicion to conduct
Q6: The first question to ask in Fourth
Q7: The objective basis for stops and frisks
Q9: In regard to the official actions taken
Q9: The Supreme Court balancing approach to stop
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Q10: The approach used by the Supreme Court
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Q18: The balancing approach to reasonableness:
A)requires courts to
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