What is reasonable suspicion

Assignment Help Business Law and Ethics

Reference no: EM131905823

Question: 1. When is a stop valid? What is its purpose?

2. When is a frisk valid? What is its purpose?

3. "An officer who makes a valid stop can automatically conduct a valid frisk." Is this statement true or false? Explain your answer.

4. What is reasonable suspicion? How does it differ from probable cause?

5. Can race be taken into consideration at all in making stops and frisks? If not, why not? If yes, when?

Reference no: EM131905823

Questions Cloud

What crimes should be charged : Gary and Paige were friends until they discovered that they shared an interest in Tracy. After Paige won her affection, Gary became enraged and took a key.

What crimes have been committed using common-law theft crime : Kevin was walking down the sidewalk that passed in front of Sean's home. As he passed Sean's house, he looked in a front window and noticed a carton of soft.

What crime has been committed : Brogan has an affair with Janice, who is married. After Janice ends the affair, Brogan threatens to tell Janice's husband about their sexual involvement unless.

Explain why particular crimes should be left out of statute : Discuss what crimes you think should be included in consolidated theft statutes and why. Explain why particular crimes should be left out of such a statute.

What is reasonable suspicion : "An officer who makes a valid stop can automatically conduct a valid frisk." Is this statement true or false? Explain your answer.

Distinguish between stop and frisk and an arrest : Assume you are stopped by the police for valid reasons. Can you be forced to answer questions? Can you be forced to identify yourself?

Identify potential causes of the achievement gap : IDENTIFY POTENTIAL CAUSES OF THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP, Choose two of Delpit's recommendations, and analyze how they would work to close the achievement gap

What is its required return : Since analysts estimate Paccar will have an 6.8 percent growth rate, what is its required return?

What does the doctrine say : What does Minnesota v. Dickerson say about the scope and extent of what an officer can do during a frisk? This case also gives support to the "plain touch".

User Account

All Pages