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Criminal law / Terry v. Ohio / Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution / Whren v. United States / Suspicion / Reasonable suspicion / Traffic stop / Police / Terry stop / Law / Searches and seizures / Law enforcement
Date: 2010-06-29 08:15:33
Criminal law
Terry v. Ohio
Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution
Whren v. United States
Suspicion
Reasonable suspicion
Traffic stop
Police
Terry stop
Law
Searches and seizures
Law enforcement

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