In Illinois V. Lidster (2004), SCOTUS Held That

question 29

Multiple Choice

In Illinois v. Lidster (2004) , SCOTUS held that:

• A)a DUI checkpoint was constitutional.
• B)a drug interdiction information checkpoint was constitutional.
• C)a sexual assault information checkpoint was constitutional.
• D)a hit-and-run information checkpoint was constitutional.

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