When a court must consider whether a particular seizure or frisk is reasonable or unreasonable, the court considers the inquiry from which perspective?

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The court considers the inquiry from the perspective of a reasonable person, not from the perspective of the citizen or the individual officer involved in the seizure or frisk. The standard of reasonableness is objective and based on the facts and circumstances surrounding the particular case.

When a Court Must Consider Whether a Particular Seizure or Frisk