The Three Countervailing Law Enforcement Interests Against "No-Knock" Entry Requirements

question 32

Multiple Choice

The three countervailing law enforcement interests against "no-knock" entry requirements identified by Justice Thomas in Wilson v. Arkansas include:
I. safety of officers.
II. safety of occupants.
III. escape of prisoner.
IV. destruction of evidence.

• A) I, II, III, IV
• B) I, II
• C) II, IV
• D) I, III, IV

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