Bayley and Bittner Observed That,in a Routine Traffic Stop Where

question 33

Multiple Choice

Bayley and Bittner observed that,in a routine traffic stop where the driver may have been drinking,officers have:

• A) no discretion to employ; an arrest is mandatory
• B) as many as 770 different combinations of actions that might be taken
• C) only three forms of discretion available-arrest, don't arrest, and issue a citation
• D) None of the above

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