Reasonable Suspicion May Be Defined as That Standard or Amount

question 37

True/False

Reasonable suspicion may be defined as that standard or amount of evidence necessary to affect an arrest when an officer has reason to believe that the accused is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

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Definitions:

Coercive Power

The ability to compel or force someone to do something through threats or pressure.

Referent Power

A form of influence derived from being admired and respected, often due to charisma or personal traits.

Legitimate Power

A form of authority in which power is granted through societal structures or organizational hierarchies.

Information Triggers

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