Question 5 (1 point) When it comes to a vehicle and frisks , what part of a vehicle can be "frisked "? a only the area that is within the reach of the suspect b the whole car c only the area that is within reach of the suspect including the locked glovebox and trunk d only the person that was in the car can be searched Question 6 (1 point) What is the famous case in which the Supreme Court ruled that police officers can frisk? a U.S. v. Ross b Carrolv. U.S. C California v. Greenwood d Terry v. Ohio

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Question 5 (1 point) When it comes to a vehicle and frisks , what part of a vehicle can be "frisked "? a only the area that is within the reach of the suspect b the whole car c only the area that is within reach of the suspect including the locked glovebox and trunk d only the person that was in the car can be searched Question 6 (1 point) What is the famous case in which the Supreme Court ruled that police officers can frisk? a U.S. v. Ross b Carrolv. U.S. C California v. Greenwood d Terry v. Ohio

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## Step1Question 5 is about the legal boundaries of a vehicle search, also known as a "frisk". The options provided are different scenarios of what can be searched during a vehicle frisk. The correct answer is determined by the legal precedent that allows police officers to search a vehicle during a frisk.## Step2Question 6 is about a specific Supreme Court case that established the legal precedent for police officers to conduct a frisk. The options provided are different Supreme Court cases, and the correct answer is the one that established the precedent for police officers to conduct a frisk.

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