According to the Supreme Court in Michigan v. Summers, why may police lawfully detain a person without probable cause during the service of a search warrant?

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The Supreme Court in Michigan v. Summers ruled that police may lawfully detain a person present at the location where a search warrant is being executed to ensure the safety of the officers, to facilitate the orderly completion of the search, and because the person's presence at a location subject to a search warrant indicates a connection to the premises that justifies temporary detention without probable cause.

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