Im trying to learn for my Law class and Im stuck. Can you help?
Using 400-600 words respond to the following questions:
George is a college student in North Carolina. Every weekend, he drives into Georgia to visit his family. Georges family is well-respected and are influential members of their community. They are wealthy enough to give George a good education and supply him with an upscale, flashy, and expensive automobile.
George is very religious, has extremely high ethics, but is also an eccentric and unique individual. He does not follow the trends in clothing or personal presentation. He has long hair, a flashy car, and wears “hippie” attire. Every time he travels through the northern counties of Georgia, he is either stopped by the Georgia Highway Patrol or the local sheriffs office. They stop him because he fits the profile of a drug dealer.
The Georgia Highway Patrol and the local sheriffs office have policies and procedures pertaining to drug trafficking. The highway that George is traveling is known as a drug pipeline.
On his last trip home, George passed a large city, and the highway patrol stopped him. This officer carried tools and a battery-powered screwdriver. He proceeded to take Georges car apart, piece by piece. When he did not find drugs, this officer just drove off, leaving George stranded. It was found that this officer just received a commendation for the highest amount of drug busts on this highway.
Support your answers with scholarly sources and research into the laws and policies of LOUISIANA.
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