6 Questions
According to Michigan v. Long, when can an officer conduct a frisk of the passenger compartment of a vehicle?
All of the above
What is the primary concern for enacting the Stop and Frisk Law?
Officer safety
What standard must an officer meet in order to conduct a frisk of the passenger compartment of a vehicle?
Reasonable suspicion
Under what circumstances can a law enforcement officer conduct a 'terry frisk' on a suspect?
If the officer has a reasonable suspicion that the suspect is armed and dangerous
What is the basis for conducting a 'terry frisk' during a 'terry stop'?
Reasonable suspicion that the suspect is armed
Which of the following indicators may cause an officer to believe that a subject is armed with a dangerous weapon during a 'terry stop'?
The subject's inability to account for his presence in the area
Test your knowledge on the terry frisk procedure used by law enforcement officers to search for weapons on individuals suspected to be armed and dangerous. Learn about the legal requirements and limitations of conducting a frisk. Ensure you understand the difference between reasonable suspicion and a mere hunch.
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