A vehicle stop at a roadblock or sobriety checkpoint is: a. ...

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A vehicle stop at a roadblock or sobriety checkpoint is:
 
  a. totally different from a vehicle search, but is governed by the same rules.
  b. not different from a vehicle search, but is governed by different rules.
  c. totally different from a vehicle search, and each is governed by different rules.
  d. not different from a vehicle search, but is governed by the same rules.

Question 2

An officer makes a valid stop of an automobile. The officer has a reasonable suspicion that the suspect is armed and dangerous. With regard to the passenger compartment of the vehicle, the officer may:
 
  a. search it immediately.
  b. not search it because the suspect is out of the vehicle.
  c. search it, but only if the officer has probable cause.
  d. search it only after obtaining consent from the driver.

[rachel]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a

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[ghepp]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it