Absolute Prohibition
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Example wrong choices
21245_market-road · CRIMINAL · Choice ANo, because a drug dog sniff is not a search under the Fourth Amendment
Why it's attractive
Sniff may not be a search, but the issue is seizure duration, not search definition.
Why it's wrong
Sniff may not be a search, but the issue is seizure duration, not search definition.
21245_market-road · CRIMINAL · Choice CYes, because police may never deploy drug dogs during a traffic stop
Why it's attractive
Police CAN use dogs during traffic stops if the stop isn't prolonged or RS exists. 'Never' is fabricated.
Why it's wrong
Police CAN use dogs during traffic stops if the stop isn't prolonged or RS exists. 'Never' is fabricated.
21245_market-road · CRIMINAL · Choice DNo, because any lawful traffic stop permits a dog sniff for as long as police want
Why it's attractive
Lawful stop doesn't mean unlimited time. Rodriguez: stop must end when mission is complete.
Why it's wrong
Lawful stop doesn't mean unlimited time. Rodriguez: stop must end when mission is complete.
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