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Title: A stop always precedes a frisk, but a stop does not give a police officer permission to conduct a ... Post by: livingston on Nov 9, 2016 A stop always precedes a frisk, but a stop does not give a police officer permission to conduct a frisk.
A) True B) False Title: Re: A stop always precedes a frisk, but a stop does not give a police officer permission to conduct ... Post by: angor on Nov 9, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: A stop always precedes a frisk, but a stop does not give a police officer permission to conduct a ... Post by: livingston on Dec 26, 2016 This helps tremendously
Title: Re: A stop always precedes a frisk, but a stop does not give a police officer permission to conduct a ... Post by: angor on Dec 30, 2016 Good luck with the rest
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