A Motion to Suppress Evidence Might Be Filed If an Officer

question 151

Multiple Choice

A motion to suppress evidence might be filed if an officer

• A) performed a search without probable cause.
• B) seized evidence obtained in a search without probable cause.
• C) stopped a suspect for a broken taillight and then charged him with not wearing a seatbelt.
• D) performed a search without probable cause, or seized evidence obtained in a search without probable cause.

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