In Illinois v. Lidster, the Court held that police checkpoints set up for the purpose of obtaining information from motorists about ________ were valid under the Fourth Amendment.

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In Illinois v. Lidster, the Supreme Court held that police checkpoints set up specifically to obtain information from motorists about a recent hit-and-run accident were valid under the Fourth Amendment, distinguishing this from checkpoints aimed at general crime control.

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