The Supreme Court in City of Indianapolis v. Edmond ruled that checkpoints are acceptable for the purpose of detecting evidence of criminal activity.

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The Supreme Court in City of Indianapolis v. Edmond ruled that checkpoints cannot be set up solely for the purpose of detecting evidence of ordinary criminal wrongdoing, emphasizing that checkpoints must have a specific primary purpose, such as ensuring roadway safety or border security, rather than general crime control.

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