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A police agency orders an officer to enter a house unconstitutionally, without a search warrant, and to photograph incriminating evidence.
 
  The evidence is admissible as long as it is used against someone other than the homeowner, resident, or invited guest . Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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What are investigative detentions? How do they differ from stops?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

TRUE U. S. v. Payner (1980 )

Answer to Question 2

Investigative detention, a stationhouse detention, is less intrusive than an arrest but more intrusive than a Terry sto





 

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