The Plain View Rule

question 34

Multiple Choice

The plain view rule

• A) admits evidence that would require a warrant but is in plain view.
• B) admits arrests that would require a warrant but occur in plain view.
• C) excludes evidence that would require a warrant even if the evidence was in plain view.
• D) excludes/negates arrests that would require a warrant even if the crime occurred in plain view.

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Definitions:

Weighted-Average Common Shares

The weighted-average common shares are calculated to represent the number of shares outstanding over a period, adjusted for changes such as stock splits.

Income Stocks

Stocks that regularly pay high dividends, typically associated with well-established companies with stable earnings.

Cash Dividends

Profits distributed to shareholders out of a company's earnings in the form of cash.

Large Capital Stocks

Shares issued by a company that represent significant equity ownership and investment in the company.