The Court's position on requiring a person to present identification during a Terry stop is:
A) It is unconstitutional under the Court's holding in Hiibel.
B) It promotes a strong government interest in solving crimes and bringing offenders to justice.
C) It is considered unreasonable during a Terry stop, which is based merely on reasonable suspicion of criminal activity.
D) It extends the duration of a Terry stop beyond the permissible limits.
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