In the 1968 Case of Terry V

question 41

Multiple Choice

In the 1968 case of Terry v. Ohio, the Supreme Court concluded that a police officer need not have probable cause in order to do a stop and frisk. The Court said that a frisk (or a pat-down of the outer clothing of an individual) is essential to the:

• A) Use of aggressive policing
• B) Proper performance of a police officer's investigative duties
• C) Use of smart policing
• D) Proper performance of harassing minority citizens

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