What has the U.S. Supreme Court said about ride-alongs in its ruling in Wilson v. Layne?
a. Police have absolute authority to determine who accompanies them on their official duties.
b. Occupants and/or owners control access to private property and must grant permission to anyone not present to perform official duties.
c. Ride-alongs are always illegal.
d. Individuals clearly identified as nonofficials may participate in official actions on private property.
b. Occupants and/or owners control access to private property and must grant permission to anyone not present to perform official duties.
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