Sentence examples for informational checkpoints from inspiring English sources
A16 Court Reviews Checkpoints The Supreme Court justices heard arguments on the merits of "informational checkpoints" designed to find not wrongdoers but witnesses to a crime.
The justices wrestled in an argument on Wednesday with still another variant: "informational checkpoints" designed to find not wrongdoers but witnesses to a crime, in this case a fatal hit-and-run accident in a Chicago suburb.
In Illinois v. Lidster (2004), the Supreme Court allowed focused informational checkpoints.
Patricia A. Millett, an assistant solicitor general, said that an informational checkpoint differed significantly from the narcotics-search checkpoint that the court found unconstitutional in a decision three years ago, City of Indianapolis v. Edmond.
Ms. Millett said that while the roadblock in the earlier case involved "seizing people first and looking for a crime," the informational checkpoint was a sensible aide to solving a crime that was known to have taken place.
Checkpoints proliferated.
Create an informational poster.
PEEKSKILL Field Library "Corina Reynolds and Ryan Jennings Clark: Informational Prospects".
Militants controlled the checkpoints.
