Question

in which case did the supreme court suggested that to justify detention there had to be some objective basis for detaining a person, a clear investigation underway, and a court order stating that adequate evidence exists?

Answer 1

Pennsylvania v. Mimms was the case in which the Supreme Court hold that police officers, with reasonable suspicion can order a person out of a car.

The top court in the federal judiciary of the United States is the Supreme Court. All matters heard in U.S. federal courts as well as state court cases involving issues of federal law fall under its exclusive appellate jurisdiction. Additionally, it has exclusive authority over a certain number of matters, including all Cases affecting Ambassadors, other public Ministers, and Consuls, as well as those in which a State shall be Party.  The court has the authority to judicially analyse laws and declare them unconstitutional if they do not adhere to the Constitution. It has the authority to invalidate presidential orders for disobeying the Constitution or statutory law.

In which case did the Supreme Court hold that police officers, with reasonable suspicion, can order a person out of a car?

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