The Court Has Evaluated a Variety of Issues Regarding the Police

Multiple Choice

The Court has evaluated a variety of issues regarding the police use of checkpoints. The Court concluded all but one of the following:

A) The intrusion occasioned by a brief investigative stop to ascertain residence could not be equated to the search of a private residence.
B) Motorists could not choose to avoid suck checkpoints due to their permanency.
C) Officer discretion was not to be considered as supervisors controlled the location and administration of check points.
D) Individualized suspicion was not possible due to heavy traffic flow surrounding border areas.