A police officer is not allowed to consider an individual's arrest record when determining whether to perform a Terry stop if the person in question has served his or her sentence completely.

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A police officer can consider an individual's arrest record, among other factors, when determining reasonable suspicion for a Terry stop, regardless of whether the person has served a sentence completely. The decision to conduct a Terry stop is based on the totality of the circumstances, which can include past criminal behavior.

A Police Officer Is Not Allowed to Consider an Individual's