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Chapter 3 Taking Custody of Juveniles

Search and Seizure Searches and seizures cannot be unreasonable They must be supported by probable cause Reasonably clear, articulable facts must support belief that items are present

Terry v. Ohio Terry stop: A short stop and quick search of a person based upon a police officer’s reasonable suspicion that criminal activity may be afoot Terry allows police to pat down the outer clothing of the person to check for weapons This is sometimes called “stop and frisk”

Fingerprints and Mug Shots Police now can take fingerprints and mug shots of juvenile detainees