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Which of the following is NOT typically a part of a security guard's basic legal authorities?

Security guards generally do not have the power to search individuals without their consent or without specific legal authority, such as a warrant or exigent ci

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Question: Which of the following is NOT typically a part of a security guard's basic legal authorities?

Answer options:

  • Power of arrest under citizen's arrest.
  • Authority to detain for investigative purposes. ✅ Power to search any individual without consent.
  • Authority to use reasonable force to protect property or self.

Correct answer: Power to search any individual without consent.

Explanation: Security guards generally do not have the power to search individuals without their consent or without specific legal authority, such as a warrant or exigent circumstances involving public safety. Their powers are derived from common law and specific legislation.

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