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Reasonable suspicion is a common standard used by police officers around the nation. When an officer stops someone courts require that the officer has either a search warrant, probable cause, or reasonable suspicion. Reasonable suspicion is less strict than probable cause but has very limited applications. It refers to a police officer’s reasonably justifiable suspicion that a person has recently committed a crime, is in the process of committing a crime, or is soon going to commit a crime.
This webinar will take a deep dive into reasonable suspicion and answer the following questions:
What happened in the seminal Terry v. Ohio case?
What does reasonable suspicion really mean?
What is the best way to articulate reasonable suspicion?
Course Introduction
1. Instructor introduction.
2. Explain the course objective.
3. Encourage attendees to ask questions and share feedback with other attendees.
4. Explain that certificates will be emailed after the class and each student will be registered in the Blue to Gold University.
5. Go over the three disclaimers:
Module One:Â Right to be Left Along
1. Right to be left alone unless there is authority of law.
Module Two:Â Reasonable Suspicion?
1. Reasonable suspicion requires a moderate chance of illegal activity.
2. Two Requirements – Inception and Scope
3. Terry v. Ohio 1968
4. Factors to consider for reasonable suspicion.
Module Three:Â Reasonable Suspicion Dragnets
1. Tips do not necessarily create R.S.
Module Four:Â De-facto Arrests
1. De Facto Factors
2. Case Examples
Takeaways:
The class is great for review. Great reminders and very laid back class
The ABC's of RS.
Spot on subject matter information. Easy to understand and apply in the real world.
Good material, easy to follow, and made sense.
Great job! This was very informative. I really like the overview of relevant case law and how we can apply it on the streets.
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