INSTRUCTION: The links below take you to video clips taken from Reel Justice, which is a unique movie that is centered on a sexual assault that takes place in a college town. It allows students to explore course concepts and terminology in a relevant and meaningful context. Movie segments are augmented by a robust array of review and assessment features. Students can explore a wide variety of criminal justice issues firsthand including criminal responsibility, theories of crime causation, civil vs. criminal law, police roles, functions, and ethics, the courts, and more. Master course concepts more completely than they could by just reading any text. Read the introduction, answer the following questions below and discuss your answers with your classmates and instructor.

Chapter 8 Video: Broadband (2371.0K)

Chapter 8 Video: Dial-Up (293.0K)

What gives Officer Jordan the right to search the suspect in the coffee shop?

Think back to clip 7.2 in the previous chapter, in which Officer Jordan and the ride-along stop and talk to Drew, who is perpetually "fixing his car" as a suspected cover-up for drug sales. If Officer Jordan knows that Drew is not really fixing his car, why can't he search him and the vehicle for drugs and arrest him if something is found in his possession?