In which case did the Supreme Court suggested that to justify detention there had to be some objective basis for detaining a person, a clear investigation underway, and a court order stating that adequate evidence exists?
a. Florida v. Royer
b. Hayes v. Florida
c. Davis v. Mississippi
d. Reid v. Georgia
(Question #2) A stationhouse detention for the purpose of fingerprinting may be permissible when:
a. there is reasonable suspicion to believe the suspect has committed a crime.
b. there is a reasonable belief that the fingerprints will inculpate or exculpate the suspect.
c. the procedure is carried out promptly.
d. All of the above
(Question #3) Investigative detentions (also known as stationhouse detentions):
a. require more justification than a Terry stop but less than probable cause.
b. require less justification than a Terry stop.
c. require more justification than probable cause.
d. None of the above
(Question #4) A temporary involuntary detention which must be predicated on reasonable suspicion is referred to as:
a. investigative detention.
b. consent search.
c. exploratory search.
d. consensual seizure.
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