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20 March, 09:00

Which Supreme Court case held that an officer may search a suspect to protect

his or her own safety while investigating?

A. Crawford v. Washington (2004)

B. Brady v. Maryland (1963)

C. Tennessee v. Garner (1985)

D. Terry v. Ohio (1968)

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