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Vehicle stops and searches are __________
a. the same and governed by the same rules.
b. different and governed by different rules.
c. different but governed by the same rules.
d. the same but governed by different rule
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b. different and governed by different rules.
A vehicle stop is a seizure (governed by the reasonable-suspicion/Terry standard and traffic-stop rules), while a vehicle search generally requires probable cause or a recognized exception (consent, search-incident-to-arrest, inventory, plain view, motor-vehicle exception, etc.).
A vehicle stop is a seizure (governed by the reasonable-suspicion/Terry standard and traffic-stop rules), while a vehicle search generally requires probable cause or a recognized exception (consent, search-incident-to-arrest, inventory, plain view, motor-vehicle exception, etc.).
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