According to Michigan V

question 28

Multiple Choice

According to Michigan v.Sitz (1990) ,do DWI roadblocks constitute unlawful stops?

• A)Yes,they are unlawful stops unless the individual stopped has already demonstrated some subjective symptoms of driving while under the influence.
• B)No,they are not unlawful as long as the police have a warrant to search 'all vehicles' suspected of DWI suspects.
• C)Yes,they are unlawful based on the Fourth Amendment 'unreasonable' test.
• D)No,they are not unlawful because there is a compelling interest related to public safety.

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