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What criteria make a checkpoint pass constitutional muster?
 
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Justice White, dissenting in Miranda v. Arizona (1966 ), argued that the majority opinion was illogical because a simple warning cannot dispel the compelling atmosphere of custodial interrogation.
 
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Reply #1 on: Aug 24, 2018
Answer to Question 1

For a checkpoint to conform to constitutional requirements, it must be minimally intrusive, brief, and not directly tied to a criminal investigation. Examples of legal (that is, constitutional) checkpoints are border checkpoints, illegal immigrant checkpoints, and sobriety checkpoints. Checkpoints conducted for the sole purpose of detecting criminal activity are unconstitutional.

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