Please help me with these questions for BUS 201! Any help would be appreciated

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In the second episode, the encounter is out on the street. What do you think should be permissible for an officer to ask you as you are walking down the street? When is this encounter so intrusive that it should be prohibited and if you are arrested it should be challenged and reviewed by the courts? Should the officer be allowed to touch you and search for weapons, remembering that officer safety is an important and real concern. Should you have to give up your identification? Should the person be allowed to leave if the officer has suspicion but cannot yet express his reason with any degree of certainty. Should we discount the fact that being in the field day in and day out gives the officer such training and experience to "feel" that something is amiss and this is an important part of the job. Should police be sued when they go too far, but what is too far, don't we all want to be free of crime in our daily lives? What if anything stood out to you about the encounter? Does the badge and gun cause a person to give in to the authority even when it is not being properly exercise.

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Having gone from a traffic stop to an encounter on the street, we move to the encounter in the last episode. What did you think about the reason for the encounter? Community safety is an important police practice. It is better to stop crime than to wait to catch the law breaker. But once the officer is in your home the officer can not and should not close his or her eyes to criminal conduct. What if the officer knew that this house had possible drug use and thus the resident was involved or knew of a possible law-breaking situation? Should Law Enforcement have to prove possession or ownership of the contraband. Should Law Enforcement be responsible if the actions taken are declared to be unconstitutional. In this episode this elderly lady is going to be evicted from public housing. What did you notice about the actors portraying the police and their explanation and arrest of this elderly resident? Do we have such a distrust of Law Enforcement that we should never let them into our homes without a warrant? Does a warrant really protect us against unwarranted police action? Finally, by community safety policing standards, should police have to show that they go to Bill Gates' neighborhood as often as they go to public housing. Is this type of classification permitted legally based on crime prevention paradigm?