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A Situation in Which a Police Officer Has Good Reason

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A situation in which a police officer has good reason to believe that criminal activity may be occurring is called a(n) __________.This permits a brief investigative inquiry of the suspect.


A) reasonable suspicion
B) exclusionary rule
C) good faith exception
D) public safety exception

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