An officer observes an individual talking with known drug addicts over a period of several hours. The officer eventually approaches the individual and pulls illegal drugs out of the suspect's pocket after the suspect has thrust his hand into his pocket first. The officer testifies that he never saw nor believed that the suspect had a weapon. What position would the courts most likely take pertaining to this seizure?
A) uphold the search as legal
B) throw out the search as an illegal seizure
C) look at the totality of the circumstances including the suspect's prior record
D) none of these
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Q14: A police officer who detains a person
Q15: If a show of authority by a
Q17: Courts have consistently ruled that an investigative
Q18: A person has been seized (within the
Q19: Which of the following most accurately describes
Q20: Often times in cases involving the seizure
Q21: A law enforcement officer's authority to frisk
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