Explain when search is permitted during temporary detention

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1. What is the standard for stopping a suspect for brief questioning when there are no grounds for an arrest? Explain.

2. How much force may be used to detain someone for a field interview? For an arrest? Are there any other restrictions on methods used to retrieve evidence for a person? Explain.

3. Explain when a search is permitted during a temporary detention. How extensive may the search be? Explain.

4. When may a person be transported to the police station for fingerprinting? Interrogation? Explain.

5. What is the standard for an arrest and when is a warrant required? Explain.

6. What area may be searched at the time of arrest? Explain.

7. When is a search permitted if a person is arrested in a car? Explain.

8. Explain the extent of the search permitted at booking.

9. Can property seized at booking be searched at a later time without a search warrant? Explain.

10. Explain the right to search inmates in prisons and jails.

Book: "Criminal evidence by Judy Hails 2012"

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