Warrantless searches are to __________ as stop and frisk is to __________.

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Warrantless searches and stop and frisk are both types of searches conducted by law enforcement without a warrant, but they require different levels of justification. Warrantless searches typically require probable cause, meaning there is a reasonable belief that evidence of a crime will be found, while stop and frisk only requires reasonable suspicion, meaning there is a reasonable belief that the person is involved in criminal activity. Therefore, probable cause is to warrantless searches as reasonable suspicion is to stop and frisk. Choice D reflects this relationship.

Warrantless Searches Are to __________ as Stop and Frisk Is